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Image source-  Favim. After schooling, comes the most awaited and essential part of a student’s life, i.e., college life. Remember how we entered school for the first time? Crying and yelling not to go inside but were dragged away from our parents for a few hours. It turned to be a jail for us back then but slowly the friends we made there and the teachers made us feel like home and then home seemed boring. The last day of school and yet again, we were in tears; tears of departure from each other. Yes, even I cried but then I later realised that all the tears which did flow were real but from whom I cried, they weren’t real. The friends I made were double faced (few were exceptions as still date we share an amazing bond). I cursed myself for making such friends but then I thought, “abhi toh college baki hai, for sure I’ll find some good friends and make amazing memories.” Then the day came, I stepped into my college for the first time and things turned out pretty well. I ma...

Someone said, “ Don’t grow up, it’s a trap ” and he/she was right. Sometimes don’t you feel like becoming a child again and enjoy life? Life now and life as a child, a big difference. In today’s world, we are busy with our own work, be it studies or working. As children we were the apple of everyone’s eye and now we don’t even get time to talk or to see them. Life is busy. Why can’t we even save an hour for our relatives and friends and parents? Is it so difficult? Yes, up to some extent. We live in a world where there is a lot of competition. We all wish to go back to our childhood but we can’t. We all want to be free but we can’t. We want to enjoy but we can’t.  Growing up was fun but now it is becoming a trap. It’s true that childhood was far more better.