Well, since I am RFH (retired from home) it's somewhat different for me. I tend to be a bit of a loner anyway so not having to deal with people has probably been a net positive for me :)

Seriously: I go to an AA meeting twice a week, and I haven't missed very many of those. Call it 6 weeks worth in the last 3 years. Covid can potentially be a bad risk for me, but untreated alcoholism is uniformly fatal. So taking the lesser risk of Covid has kept me in contact with people I know.

Besides, I have not one, but two mental health advantages. Sam the wonder dog and my motorcycle. One demands a certain level of care and concern (he'll bury his nose in a body part until I pay attention) and the other is utter freedom, Good combination,