thatmustbenigelwiththebrie
That's an interesting point. hated working from a laptop rather than a desktop, - it is possible to have desktops at home, I work from my PC, phone, laptop, in bed, on the sofa, at my desk- all at home.
felt really trapped in the house by the end of the day. similarly some people may feel trapped in an office.
I work from home, I am never "trapped". If I am in a fug I go to the gym, a trip to the shops, a walk by the river.
How many office jobs will allow you to wander out and go shopping or meet a friend for a few hours because you feel like a break?
I think that feeling "trapped" is more likely in an office than at home.
I have worked for decades in work environments outside the home. Often people get into a malaise, an unproductive state, start swinging the lead a bit, send a few emails, a half hearted attempt at some project, end up chatting by the kettle or doing unproductive stuff.
If I am working at home and not feeling it, I just down tools and go out, or cook, or do other things. Hardly "trapping"