This study has two main purposes. The first aim is to reveal the physical conditions people experienced during the pandemic process, their daily activities, their emotional reactions, the changes they experienced during the process, and how they evaluated the quarantine process in general. The second aim is to determine whether these reactions differ according to their marital status. In the research, a holistic multiple case design from case studies was used. The experiences of the participants during the quarantine period were examined under 5 deductive themes: "physical characteristics of the living space, daily activities, emotional reactions, changes, general evaluation of the process". The physical characteristics of the living space are effective during the pandemic process; Participants carried out sports, different hobbies, professional and educational activities as daily activities during the pandemic; Negative affective reactions predominated in all three participant groups; Physical changes such as weight gain, dry skin, pain; Behavioral changes include physical distance, constant hand washing, taking time for oneself and online shopping; Changes in cognitive behaviors such as understanding the value of loved ones, making new decisions, making short-term plans, saving money and understanding the value of freedom; It has been determined that positive changes in the relationship with the spouse include increased sharing, the opportunity to get to know each other, being more compassionate and understanding, and increased responsibility. Among the negative changes, there are fights and changes in the care of the child. In general, single men and women engaged in physical activity at approximately the same rate, while in married couples, men preferred to engage in sports and women preferred to engage in their hobbies. As a result of the research, it was determined that the pandemic process had both positive and negative aspects, and the most felt emotion was anxiety.