How long indoors does it take for you to get cabin fever?

Weeeeeeeeks.

Rare as I can adapt by doing projects indoors. ( writing a novel,photo restoration FB Group,
DNA admin for relatives,Online courses ongoing,Embroidery while watching TV , presently the
Hockey Playoffs,Reorganizing, cleaning my apartment ( clearing out storage area), reading
books,writing email letters overseas etc
Lots of activities/interests to keep me engaged.
On Nice sunny comfortable days outdoor activities such as hiking, photographing and
editing,taking care of my houseplants, pressing flowers that I collect on my hikes in a journal.
I like keeping busy doing the things that I find interesting.
My thoughts on being wherever one is one can work on ones creative spirit and make something original.
Whether its writing a diary, a novel a poem, or ones thoughts on living during these trying times .
Spend time creating.

I do not look to others to create my happiness I choose to make my own happy place.

I don’t know. At least several weeks. I haven’t ever reached my limit before something forced me to go out.

It depends on where I am. I never get it when I’m at home alone.

Post Covid, I’d say 6 months at home is my top limit.

I livle in a house where I can go outside easily. I don’t mind staying home for two or three days straight, but I usually incorporate that with going out in the yard or on the deck or at the very least, walking to the driveway to get something out of the car, or something that involves being outside, at least briefly.

If I am home for about more than 2 days, I get restless to go somewhere in the car – to the store, usually or to fill the gas tank or something. When we had the pandemic shutdown, I was still going shopping to Walmart and Costco, to buy food, craft items, etc.

Two days and then I have to go out for a walk, even if it is raining.

A day. I’m thankful to have a back yard that’s like a park campground. Its been my haven during the Covid thing.