This teenage girl – opens her heart about what being an ADULT means to her
Being an eighteen-year-old teenage girl takes a lot for someone entering the world of ‘A.’ Suddenly, the world considers you to be responsible enough to drive a vehicle on your own. You are given the tag “ADULT.” A word about which you had presumed that you already are an adult when you were just ten years old and for a ten-year-old, the definition of adults is wearing sarees and stilettoes, but never realized its real meaning. Now, since you an adult, you are eligible for VOTE. Even though you don’t know the candidates in greater detail, you MUST vote as you are 18 years old. And you are the responsible citizen of this nation only when you use your “right to vote.” You can now booze officially, yeah!
Being an Adult for a teenage girl
Well, I am pretty amazed at the so-called legal definition of being an adult. This strange perspective adds to my woes, where the fact is within you. You feel like a bit of a piece of a broken puzzle, utterly unaware of the capabilities you possess. You roam around as if you are lost in an alien world. In a rush to satisfy everyone around us, we forget to be authentic and appreciate what we are not.
It is for all those lovely, budding teenage girls who are running out of hope each time life challenges them. Hello teenage girl, even I am one of you! We all are enthusiastic evangelists whose potentiality cannot be defined by creeds that portray cautions. Our infinite dimensions are loud enough to break the howling sinful silence. The silence capable enough to create a magnificent aura for the upcoming generations to smile. As a teenager, we hunt for treasures of happiness. We run out of our wits to generate happy moments while we declare our days depressed, quoting them as an existential crisis. Trust me being a teenager, I, too, have gone through the same issues. And lately, I met my own philosophical self-fetching me this beneficial solution ‘PREACH WHAT YOU SEARCH.’
BEING SOCIAL – EK NAI SHURUAT
If we search for happiness, let’s preach it; spreading smiles doesn’t make you smile any less. But trust me, though, I am just an eighteen-year-old soul. Here I talk sense and will surely save you from that illusionary existential crisis. It isn’t a vague statement at all. I happen to visit the team at ‘BEING SOCIAL – EK NAI SHURUAT.’ What they are doing makes me support all the above lines much genuinely; I joined this NGO a year back, where I found opportunities to spread smiles & serve humanity.
The various events organized by this team kept fetching me immense joy to sustain myself through depressing moments. I saw myself budding in here while I felt a hearty never-ending source of joy in preaching happiness to others. Ronald Reagan beautifully quoted, “We Can’t Help Everyone, But Everyone Can Help Someone.” These words have perhaps been ever inspiring to my mind since always. The words are inspiring enough to fetch me great aspirations to serve people in every way I could.
Spread Happiness
It truly doesn’t take much to stay ever happy if we preach happiness. Smiles are capable of creating relationships that are deeper than blood relations. Is there anything better than giving a feel of the family to an orphan? Or is there anything better than quenching the hunger of a hungry poor? Or is there anything better than educating someone to make their futures smile? Dear readers, Smiles are not just emotions but memories that last forever, creating an everlasting hearty bond. With many responsibilities on my shoulders and hardly any money in my bank account, I try to spread happiness around, which costs nothing.
