Relapse 2020 - FMTmagazine

 Two months have gone by and we're still confined to our homes by this scourge. It's like a time capsule that we can look back. We could work from home, and the tests were canceled due to emails. We prepared dalgona coffee and cleaned all the items within our home. The only constant, and the most noticeable thing was the announcements and the note that reads "We have delayed, for now" and we will review to extend this temporary rule until the next notice. In this piece, we will show the ways in which the way we live our lives has changed over time and what changes will be permanent.

•     Digitization    

The digitalization of every aspect that we live in is among of the major transformations brought on due to the pandemic. Education online, online shopping, and online food delivery are all available today. It's amazing to observe the increase in small online business. It's a massive growth in online small-scale companies. Even seniors can benefit from the technology and conduct zoom meetings as they have the time to spend with family members. Virtual nurseries are just as widespread as virtual Satang’s. It's the way we do things, however odd it may appear.

•     A misperception of time    

Every moment spent in the home feels like it's forever with everyone in a locked room. People discovered how little time they actually can get on any given day. People were able to save time because they did not have to travel each day. However, many people could not set their own schedules, or even commute daily. This resulted in lots of disruption and affected millions of sleeping habits. This is especially the case for students.

•     A renewed sense of gratitude    

We experienced a renewed appreciation for what we have and for all that we do. We saw how valuable workers are, and we didn't need to relocate from one location to another like million of others who were wishing to leave but were unable to. We realized how vital the external world was to us by staying in one place. It is vital to be in the natural world. We understood how important that it is to live close to nature, even if we're locked in our houses.

•     Change in appetite    

There was none of no street foods or restaurants, so we started cooking our meals by hand. As we learned how to cook and cook, we were more dependent on food prepared at home. We tried everything including making Algona coffee to Thai cooking techniques, to observing the difficulty it takes to digest food from outside. It was a wonderful experience to be able to taste freshly prepared food.

•     Improved skill-development    

We are aware of the amount of time we get every day, everyone can learn at the very least one new skill in two years. You could learn how to cook or sell your products. The pursuit of new skills and new hobbies is an increasing trend. There's been a surge in home bakery tuitions, master classes, and freelance work. This has led to an increase in mental health issues.

•     Mental Health Crisis    

Anxiety and loss, grief and anxiety were all significant elements of loss, anxiety, and grief. All of this was a result of the epidemic. The stress of living in constant motion, as well as the sadness that comes from the loss of close and dear friends. People had time to think about their lives and figure out the things they enjoyed as well as what they disliked and what they didn't want to bear. Many felt lonely and isolated or in a toxic relationship with their roommates or their families. It was a very stressful time for a lot of people. There were those who became nervous watching other people learn new capabilities. Others were more relaxed and relax after a time. All were suffering from the disease. Every one of all ages was affected, from infants to the old.

• The greater importance of health and hygiene    

Due to the pandemic health crisis, the importance of hygiene and health care has increased dramatically. People are now more aware of the need to keep hygiene at home and in general. The second round of pandemics also exposed the situation of Indian health care. The law was changed immediately and many of these legal modifications were made to promote hygiene in commodities production. Sanitizers and masks as well as other hygiene products are everyday items. In the process, there have been huge laws that have been changed.

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