Thursday, December 10, 2020

THE LIMBO

 

Hello beautiful readers!

I am back with another piece where I have explored a completely new theme and for the first time have collaborated with a passionate writer and a friend of mine, Ananya Jhunjhunwala. We have crafted this article for all the teenagers out there cause teenage years can be dreary right?

I hope y’all like this piece and don’t forget to share, subscribe and comment below!!!

THE LIMBO 

Everyday wake up at 5 am to fill the unfathomable void of homework then gawk at the scintillating computer screen till the eyes throb and maybe later become the victim of peer pressure, cyberbullying or stress. Well, this is the mundane life of a teenager along with various mood swings, pool of pimples and a little bit of angst. Adolescence is a tedium period yet fascinating cause one walks on a thin line between being a child and adult, muddled which side should they choose.

I recently came across this beautiful quote from the book/movie Chemical hearts, it goes like ‘Adults are just scarred kids who are lucky enough to make it out of the limbo alive'. It describes that teenage years are like an inescapable limbo between childhood and adulthood cause as a teenager you're discovering emotions like love, heartache, hatred, betrayal for the first time and your body is experiencing things that u have never felt before as if you are entering in an uncharted territory.

It is definitely tough being a teen today cause everyday you have to deal with pressures of social media, bullying, raging hormones and academic expectations. With constantly evolving personalities and moods, it is difficult to know who to count on. Everyone expects you to be mature like an adult but there is still a child in you who just wants to explore new things.

Another famous saying by Ijeoma Umebenyuo perfectly defines teenage life. It goes something like this " So many broken children living in grown bodies mimicking adult lives." Yes, we are broken. Yes, we indeed do live in grown up bodies which puberty gifts us with, and yes, all we are trying to do is mimic adult lives. We never had and we still do not have an identity of our own selves. We are neither considered in the category of children nor in the adult category. We are just like just like our minds, stuck. We just like our elders as need our share of love, understanding and support. Moreover, we need someone who listens to us and tries to understand our thoughts, feelings and emotions. Adults always tag us as impulsive and we are very often left unheard. I think we deserve our freedom of taking our own decisions based on what seems right or wrong to us.

 Well, Ananya and I might have exaggerated the horrors of being a teen slightly but we think teenagers keep going through a lot of things on a daily basis just like any other age group. Everyday is a proof that we come out stronger than yesterday. We hope you keep loving yourself and embrace this with a big smile on your face because you are not alone. 

WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER!

We sincerely hope that you enjoyed this article๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š

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contact details of ananya jhunjhunwala 

 @ananyajhunjhunwala and @the.literary.treasures

 Mail id : @ananyajhunjhunwala5@gmail.com


8 comments:

  1. Hello everyone, I would very much like to tell you that this experience with vrushti was more than amazing. I hope you like this and to some extent relate it as well. We look forward to your support and love ๐Ÿ’–

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    1. This was literally sooooo relatable. This website's blog never fails to relate to us.

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  2. "So many broken children living in grown bodies mimicking adult lives"....words like these make me fall in love with reading as well as writing again and again!!

    Coming to the blog, loved the way you both presented- The confused & Unheard Teenager.

    I would like to see another Teenager, wrapped in wonderful vocabulary of you two, learning to be a better Adult by being a mouldable hindsight of him/her. A teenager who while maintaining the Sanctity of Cuteness graduates into an adult through the Teentime (his life time) with a Switch on/Switch off option inside.

    If this plot entices you both, go ahead.

    Keep writing!!!

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  3. This is amazinggg....good work guys❤

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  4. Very well written Vrushti.. keep it up

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  5. Loved it...totally relatable♡

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  6. Wow...u guys did an incredible job!

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  7. Excellent. The though content is worth to read. Very well written. I appreciate your writing skills and perfect command over language.

    From - Sagar Sir.

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