For real. Make some friends outside of work. Or enjoy time with your family. Or take time to make a family.
It is a strawman argument to claim that people who want to go to the office have no social life. It is in fact easier to claim that "only antisocial people want to hide at home like a hermit with their webcam shut off."
I've seen too many buy into that just to lose their entire social lives over a job change, and also have horrible life satisfaction over the long term.
So yes and no. Depends on how you define work.
I think the more common issue would be lack of collaboration and ties to the company and colleagues when working fully remote.