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I swear, the hypocrisy of the same normies who would tell us that we are delusional for being sad about missing out on stuff in high school, university, and so on, crying about COVID will never not have me seeing red.
In the same sense, throughout the pandemic, many people were robbed of important experiences. From orientation to graduation, college is typically a time for young adults to explore newfound independence and social connections. The desire to return to a semblance of pre-pandemic life is strong, we want to party and have typical college fun without the dread of a lethal virus.
Although I understand why people want to move on and forget about the pandemic, I feel like it’s vital to remember what COVID did to so many of us. Being locked in isolation for so long was not only extremely difficult for many, but even traumatizing.
Fearing for your life locked in your room, missing out on vital growth experiences. One of the most prevalent forms of trauma from the pandemic is related to mental health.
Many grow socially inept due to lack of social interactions during the pandemic, and I know I struggled coming back to the real world in 2021. Realizing how fast time flies, and how deep down I still feel like a 17-year-old girl.
Why does it feel like we forgot COVID? | PantherNOW Opinion
Almost 4 years later, is COVID even relevant? We all talk about the pandemic in reference to lockdown, but never about the actual virus. Why?
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