How much eye contact to make, how long everyone’s hair is, how many times to sanitise the keyboard… Why returning to work is so utterly exhausting
Photograph: Getty ImagesPhotograph: Getty Imagesmean, bloody hell. Honestly, Blood-ee hell. How on this sick sweet earth did we ever manage in the before-times? After a single week back at work, face to face with my colleagues, I am overcome with a profound and existential exhaustion. The kind of tiredness that creeps up behind you and climbs on your back, its wet tentacles slithering into your hair and armpits, shushing in your ears, singing terrible lullabies.
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