For sure, I do a slight variation. I’ll do the same lifts for 3-4 weeks and switch up the order in which I do them, then change the lifts for 3-4 week, etc.
I’ve gone the low weight high rep route, especially when I was cutting, and it’s challenging in its own ways and has different results but it’s mentally hard for me to go in there and lighten the weight. Unfortunately, it will probably take a major injury (knock on wood) for me to stop lifting mostly heavy. I know the older I get the worse it is on my joints, cartilage, etc and I need to stop so I can walk when I retire and not end up like Ronnie Coleman or guys I work with.
I’ve lifted consistently since I was ~13 and I often question how much damage I’ve already done. If I lived in the mountains, I would probably barely go to the gym, if at all. I would spend so much time outdoors hiking, biking, snowboarding, etc that I would probably drop 20-30 lbs of muscle and either be just skinny or fit. Living in DFW, I have nothing else to do so going to the gym is more of a hobby but in no way would I ever skip the activities above to go the gym instead.