I do not think that is going to happen. In that case, move to the countryside, pray that your country does not become involved, and if you have nukes, then keep the fingers on the buttons.
We will see.
International politics are hard to predict, particularly when there is actual military conflict. But it seems to me that this particular conflict has every chance of ending up with precisely the scenario that
@The Hammer expects (incidentally, so do I).
Putin has very clear overextended himself. All conceivable scenarios resulting from this invasion involve variations of significant lessening of his power, perhaps most of all internally. His adventure has already cost Russia significant fractions of its military capability, diplomatic influence and long-term economic significance. Then there are the brain drain and actual exodus.
Sure, he will try his darnest to scrounge some appearance of victory from the debris of his hubris. But it may well be too late for even that. This time he has gone way too far for anyone to forget or forgive. How long he can remain in power now is a very relevant question with no clear answer. And once he is removed, there may be no willingness - or ability - to keep occupying even Crimea.