COVID-19 harm that's not biologically pathogenic

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The global pandemic limits my seeing W&M as often as I otherwise would.
That affects me, may help contribute to my "stir-crazy".

But extended absences give me a different perspective. M is too much a lady to complain, but I wonder if she's slipped. I'll bet a vacation might jazz her back up, but vacation where? Sint Maarten? For how long?

How about it? Pandemic "stir-crazy"?

Have you found it in others, or yourself? Know what to look for? What's the remedy?

Bonus Question:
Historic events have in the past triggered population bulges, the post-WWII baby boom for example.
COVID-19? Where's the baby boom? And if not that for us, what instead?

stir-cra·zy (stûrkrā′zē) Share:​ adj. Informal Distraught or restless from long confinement in or as if in prison. https://ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=stir-crazy

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One of the more long-term concerns is the impact of those experiencing pandemic isolation at K - 12, once they reach the labor market, begin to vote, etc.

 

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and !
COVID seems to be reshaping children's eyeballs.

A myopia epidemic is sweeping the globe. Here’s how to stop it

Time spent outdoors is the best defence against rising rates of short-sightedness, but scientists are searching for other ways to reverse the troubling trend.

www.nature.com