Maturity (Tiyasha Hore)

Maturity is when you realise who you are and what you want! 

Being a single child, there is always a tendency to get special pamper from none other than my parents! Lemme introduce myself, Tiyasha, a girl with full of tension. Maybe the introduction is not that much mandatory but the story of my life is. 

My father, a very workaholic person along with a great knowledge in the field of Commerce. Yes, it is my beloved father Mr Snehamoy Hore, who always makes me laugh but his corporate life changed the circumstance in a blink! 

Reading in class 3, I was way too matured and got to understand what's happening around me. My mother, Mrs Tanusree Hore is a homemaker but most of the time she is still my teacher whose suggestion gets matched every time during exam! When I returned from tuition classes and started watching the TV during Winter along with some tea and biscuits, father came and he was full with trauma as if he had a bad news. Mother got him something and asked the reason of his misery.

He answered in a quite hesitate way, "From now on, I have to stay in Gujrat rather staying in Kolkata! I must go and continue my duty otherwise I mayn't be able to do the service any longer!" 

All of a sudden, the circumstance was changed! Although it was not raining but that words started feeling lightning. Father had to go somehow but mother wasn't prepared adequately to handle the situation both home and outside. 

I saw mother crying and father starter enduring her by saying, " Every situation teaches us something so don't get afraid. Just look forward. You can do it and you have to!" 

Even, the day when father got into the train, I didn't even cry as I knew I had to comfort mother.

I know, many of the readers will disagree my statements which I am going to say now. I actually didn't sleep at night due to father's absence but never cried cause I learnt from that situation that I had to fight and stay strong. Seeing pals along with their fathers in school or tuition used to hurt cause maybe that moment could come in my life as well.

After completing 7th standard, father came back taking transfer in Kolkata but, the situation which mother and I passed through was nothing but a phase of life which neither be avoided nor expected. 

I am so boring story teller that anybody can sleep so, a few lines dedicated to all the persons reading :

"Give a chance to your life, 

Life is full of adventure - 

Fight with your fears, 

Cause you're the one here to cure!" 

Growing up in a nuclear family is not that much easy when it comes to living alone! I hope that this story of mine would help you to think the circumstance rather reacting cause it's called "Maturity" not the scripted movie plots!