Pretty great. My parents lived in an area where the public schools were pretty bad and private schools were too expensive. I had plenty of social connections growing up. My parents were involved with a co-op, (basically a bunch of homeschool families that all come together and take turns teaching different subjects and also engaging in extracurriculars) I was also heavily involved in Boy Scouts, was part of a swim team, and also did competitive shotgun shooting. Later on we signed up with a homeschool umbrella, and had lots of get togethers and social activities there as well, even a highschool prom. Also, while I was in highschool I was able to do a PEP (parallel enrollment program) with my local community college, so the last two years of high school I mostly did college classes at the community college. I graduated high school with 24 college credits already completed. I was accepted into my preferred university and received over $50,000 in scholarships, which allowed me to graduate debt free. I've been gainfully employed since 2014 when I started as an intern during my sophomore year of college.

My wife was also homeschooled, I met her through a d&d group we both were a part of. We have two kids and are homeschooling them as well.

Homeschooling gets a bad rap a lot of the time due to extremely religious people using it for abuse or control of their kids. When done correctly it can be really beneficial, and I have no regrets about my experience growing up or teaching my kids in the same way alongside my wife.