We're all going through it. Maybe in simpler times, I would've started this off with a painful complaint about how the last 6 months in quarantine have been miserable, but you would've probably clicked off by now. I've been searching for an idealistic perspective where I can relate to someone during all of this, and I haven't found it, so I'm hoping someone sees this and it's comforting (even in the smallest bit). I am struggling, too. I see you and I understand. I see a lot of articles and videos being published about all the fun things that people are doing during quarantine: losing weight on new "quarantine diets", baking a new recipe every day, reconnecting with friends they haven't talked to in years. But how realistic is that for everyone? Being someone who balances (or attempts to, at best) full-time school, work, internships, friendships, the stress of paying bills, and so many more things that makes me question how everyone else has all this free time?