Are you a teacher?
I taught in a secondary school for 13 years, until very recently.
Being in the classroom and seeing students face-to-face is the main pleasure of teaching. The challenge is the never-ending mountain of paperwork, lesson planning, writing schemes of work, marking and data. Endless data. In other words, all of the parts which teachers have had coming out of their ears over the last few months. Staff at my ex-school spent lockdown preparing daily lessons across all age groups in ways they never thought they'd have to prepare, and delivering a great deal of material online, while trying to keep students engaged and attempting to stick to the curriculum even though the circumstances placed enormous and varied restrictions on the kind of tasks they could deliver. For many of them, this has been far more demanding than "normal" teaching would have been, and with no face-to-face contact to aid the students' learning or provide any form of mental wellbeing on either side. If anyone knows any teachers who spent lockdown "chilling", I'd be genuinely interested to know how they managed that.