Grethi Gadiya

Sri City: We have conversations, we communicate, share opinions, and express our thoughts; that's what makes us human, but is there a limit to this? Since a very young age, I have seen people overshare as a means to be a part of something or as a way to get close to someone, but why should one overshare to be accepted? Why is it about how much you share, and not about what you share with a person, group, or anyone, for that matter? We have created this norm, which I feel is an unnecessary...

Sri City: Speed, swipes, and short-term “talking stages” characterize the way Gen Z connects, fast, fleeting, and always replaceable. But there is fear behind all this, the fear of running out of time, fear of being rejected, and, most importantly, fear of being hurt. In an effort to protect ourselves from heartbreak, we have turned love into a temporary, safe, and easily disposable thing. Still, ironically, a quiet craving exists just under this defense mechanism , a desire for the kind of...