What is the longest amount of time you voluntarily stayed inside your house for?

No idea, but during exams I'd only go out in order to go to university or the supermarket.

Usually about a week at a time during winter especially the last 3 years since I sold my van. I like getting out but I have enough food and supplies to last at least a month any time of the year.

I like being outside but can happily stay inside on days that are storming, cold,hot or if I’m just don’t want to get out . I have many interests that can keep me entertained .

Months together. Well, I have no complaints.

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Maybe 4 days straight during covid and no contact with people while continuing to work. I actually loved covid, perfect for an introvert

A couple of days when I had the flu. Even when I'm ill I don't like being stuck indoors. I need fresh air and open space 🙂

A couple of weeks last winter. It was covid and winter. Almost self explanatory.

I usually get out of the house, at least outside. More than a day and I am going crazy.

Probably a couple of days is the longest...I totally get enjoying your own inner sanctum 🌞

all my neighbors spend 99% their time indoors...not me!!

All day all night. I do that every so often. But no more than a day. haha

I love staying home 🥰

2-3 days

Yes

I'm older Gen X, we can stay indoors for long periods of time without even trying, although we do prefer to go outside every chance we get.