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44 | STORIZEN MAGAZINE JULY 2019again and was scared that they
might repeat that behaviour
and even label her.Tanya’s head wracked with
pain and worry. She had known
that some girls in Lia’s class
acted above their age, watched
movies meant for teenagers
and young adults and even had
Facebook and Instagram
accounts. Lia had mentioned to
her earlier, but Tanya had
always intended for Lia to be
off social media until in high
school, as well as watch
movies and series which were
age appropriate.
Keeping it simple, keeping it
innocent was the mantra that
both Tanya and Dev had
agreed upon for Lia. However,
with the turn of events and
onslaught of technology
coupled with peer pressure,
Lia’s innocent world of ten had
come crashing down. She was
now denied of her innocence,
denied of keeping her life
simple, denied being who she
was growing up to be!
It was hard to be simple and
technology free!Suparna is a creative person with strong
inclination towards education and writing.
She loves to travel, doing maths and being a
parent. Over the course of years she has
written for many blogs and maintains her
own personal blog, along with that she co-
founded an online magazine Festive Riot,
focusing on festivals.https://pulsingthoughts.wordpress.com/