HOW THE LOCKDOWN CHANGED US
Gulf News staff share experience of battling existential crisis and adapting to new normal
While some yearned for the daily work routine that gave them a reason to climb out of bed, there were others who struggled with an existential crisis.
More than a year into the pandemic and the cobwebs of the lockdown have yet to completely blow away.
While some yearned for the daily work routine that gave them a reason to climb out of bed, there were others who secretly struggled with an existential crisis that had them question whether the new normal would be the only normal they would ever know.
Perched on this slippery slope between anxiety and loneliness, the lockdown showed us a mirror that reflected more than we sometimes wanted to see.