Tangled teenager

It's a  Lockdown, not a Lockup! The lockdown is uncertainly going to affect many people in different ways but some people are wanting this lockdown to have an effect on their lives. There were people who always wanted to stay home but never thought about this chance. Many moms out there are having the best staycation as they break the stereotype of making their daughters do the household chaos alone and maybe we are the last generation who saw the gender bais and heading towards the spoken gender equality. And obviously, the working dad's came to know how nasty their kids are. The old grandparents whom we would visit every weekend are now staying with us and teaching us the meaning of life which none of the books taught us. The gaping of Ramayan was incomplete without the oldies telling us the jist before the episode. Lockdown made some bad chefs try their hands on many dishes and made their family time wish list not be a wish anymore. Many told their kids about how they wo

D epressed  D astard After every step towards being a good child to being a good teenager, we cried, frowned and at the same time lost our old self. We were the child who wanted to be a topper since we were treated like a royal kid so being a topper or first in everything might give happiness surely to our parents but not us sometimes. Still, we wanted to be like our parents, and not police because of his uniform and not the pilot because of sitting in the airplane for the first time and not the actor since they can change their clothes within seconds on screen, fall in love with their crush and not the doctor because of his cool looks, the white coat and a not the news reporter as they look beautiful or handsome on the television every day,  We all thought that they were what we saw but the reality is near us when we are in the process of being one. All we come to know that being parents like our parents is not that simple when you are struggling to be one and being a pilot i