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It all started in class 11th, where I was stuck between choosing subjects which had an influence of society around me to someone I didn't know directly.

The day when I was appointed as The Vice Head Girl of the school was the same day my father was transferred to Bokaro Steel Plant, because of a promotion. That was huge emotional roller coaster ride for me as I had never been without my father before. Simultaneously, I had to deal with people who continually questioned the position I was given. "You don't deserve this post", eventually became a common gossip, back then and they're the people who talk about giving support to people suffering from depression.

The confusion of subjects still persisted and exams was also near, so I finally took a decision to continue with Science subject only as I had some knowledge of the chapters, by then.

As the times passed by, I became a cry baby and I used to cry my heart out in the school, in home, in tuitions, in front of parents, teachers and everyone. Infact while writing papers in the mid term, I used to cry for no reason, looking out of the window. I came to know that I was in depression. Then, by my immense hardwork, I reached a milestone. I got passed in all the subjects which wasn't expected. I felt that yes, everything will get back to normal. Some good people were there who constantly gave me support to do better, I cried on their shoulders, loved me, gave me strength to overcome negativities. My parents supported me a lot 💯. When I was in my healing process, I successfully completed my projects, assignments, practical notebooks and did everything which can boost up my internal marks. Then, my finals came up and I managed to pass with 70%. I thought I would fail but since I got much better results, my confidence soared high. I'm getting back to my normal life :))

"Even the longest day has its end",

rightly said by Anonymous.

Extensively edited by - @blossoming_glory

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