Question

a paragraph about 100 words on "Lockdown made me a changed human being "​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

I thought I knew myself, my needs, and my desires. I thought I understood people, and was a good judge of character. I thought that capitalism – for all its pitfalls – was still the best of the worst systems for running the world.

I was wrong.

If you had told me at the start of 2020 that I can stay in my room for months binge-reading books I did not have the time to read and binge-watch shows I should not have the time to watch, along with attending my classes online; I would have happily accepted the offer.

As someone who does not like the banalities of socialisation, I had always found solitude to be a pleasant, rewarding experience. But the last few weeks have completely changed my perception. I realise how naive I had been in taking social interactions in person for granted. Even for someone like me, who has never been the outgoing sort, there is – I have come to learn – no substitute for physical human presence. I have begun to miss the exchange of pleasantries with classmates, holding the door for a fellow customer at a cafe, watching a bunch of toddlers fiddling with their school bags, and other simple, mundane realities of the pre-COVID-19 world, which now feel so much more than internalised inanities.