The Lone Wolf test

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No. Lockdown is ending here now anyway. To me it made people seem even less relatable though, seeing how many people weren't able to forego meeting friends for a few weeks or felt deprived when stupid places temporarily closed where they would normally have spent money and/or freetime on things that they don't need with a bunch of other people surrounding them. Nothing against that, but it clarified to me again that those aspects which people value in their lives aren't important to me in any way (I even dislike them), and I feel very different from the people.

Not much change for me.

I was supposed to go to a barn dance type thing the first week of lockdown.

I miss going to coffee shops and sitting and reading.

I miss visiting my family, but I only did that once a month.

Yes, my weekends are different now. I am a sensation seeker and have children. On weekends I used to take them to all sorts of events (library mostly, museum, festivals rarely). At home now I bury myself in my Special Interest, although when my (NT) cson says "let's do something", I try to say "yes" as many times as I can. My (ASD) daughter does not ask of course (similar to me). During my ASD assessment, my GAC score for Social was 4%.

From what I read I am very similar to a Lone Wolf in the wild (who temporarily breaks from a pack), but I am not a Lone Wolf right now (since I have pups) and not by human personality standards (since I am extroverted).

Almost everything for me has stayed in the same.The only difference I see is that I have been laid off and currently unemployed.

Not at all. I am disabled (charcot marie tooth)
and don't go out much anyway. I don't work either.