I'm feeling somewhere in between. I'm not comfortable indoors with people who aren't wearing masks, but pretty much everywhere I go the vast majority of people do wear masks, and I avoid the places where they don't. I've enjoyed outside socialising with friends and indoor socialising after lateral flow tests. I work in a public facing job, and masks are compulsory for all staff without medical exemptions at my workplace. Most customers wear masks, which I'm glad about. So things aren't exactly as they were before, but I can do most things I want to do, and it feels sustainable.
The main thing that's not back to normal for me is that I miss my dad, but neither if us drive and he's not comfortable with train travel now that masks aren't compulsory, so I still don't get to see him. My workplace has been pretty badly affected in terms of staffing recently with several people catching Covid and several others having to isolate, so we've had a lot of absences, and a couple of people are struggling with the after effects of the illness. And locally, the ICU has a third of the numbers it did at the peak of Covid, which is obviously a huge improvement, but not an insignificant number of cases either, and that also has knock-on effects for other forms of healthcare.
So I'd say that I'm very glad that things aren't worse, and also glad that this goes along with being able to do most of the fun things again.
I think that things as they are are pretty good, in that there's generally scope for less cautious people to do more of the things that they want to do while there are still places that accommodate people who want to be more cautious, so people are mostly able to go about their daily lives with a level of risk that is appropriate to their individual circumstances without having to miss out on much.