A man confined to his home. – Pixabay
For many, the reopening of cultural venues and terraces on May 19 is a relief. And the sign that they will be able to resume a social life. But for others, this date of deconfinement arouses unease, because they fear having to go out to meet others again.
Because with a curfew in place since October, almost generalized teleworking, successive confinements, some people experience the so-called “cabin” syndrome. Their home became a refuge and they gradually got used to living alone or in very small groups. A reassuring and comforting universe.
And this because the health crisis has revealed or exacerbated in them an apprehension towards the outside world, a lack of self-confidence in a group, a reluctance to go out with friends, a fear of being submitted again. to the tyranny of appearance or a feeling of being self-sufficient or almost …
Do you have any fear of resuming your social life after May 19? How do you explain it? Is this a new feeling for you, or did you already experience it during the deconfinement last year? Do you plan to limit the meetings? Do you think those around you will understand it?