Feel for you because the isolation sure gets boring.
Unfortunately, while it's an all too common perspective these days I have a number of family members who believe getting COVID probably happen to them and assume they will not have lingering issues if they do get it. I turned down attending a big Christmas party even though "The doors and windows will be open and people can stay outdoors if they want."
And I was told "After all it's just a different kind of flu and I've had plenty of those so I've got a strong immune system and shit needs to get done."
As well as "Masks are the choice of the store owner. If he has a sign and is wearing a mask, I'll respect his wishes in his place." implying he will only wear a mask when he has to.
Till we can get a lot of people vaccinated, I have family members doing their best to keep us stuck here. The US has a third the population of India and is massively more affluent, yet India is flattening their curve (
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/cumulative-cases).
People with attitudes like some of my family's "I'm not worried" are who keep making us worse.