timesofindia.indiatimes.com · DistrictNews · 2026-08-15
Psychology says people who prefer staying home on weekends may simply be recharging , not avoiding others
For many people, the ideal weekend does not involve a packed calendar, crowded venues or a string of social plans. It might look much quieter: a slow morning, familiar surroundings, a few personal tasks and time spent doing things without a strict schedule. Psychology says people who prefer staying home on weekends may simply be recharging , not avoiding others
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