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“Growing up”. There will be some of you that will agree that it is the worst thing one can go through, some will agree that it is simply a part of life, but how would you feel if you were suddenly plunged into the mind of a girl, who you don't even know? Here’s the catch, you are stuck with her till she turns 18. Crazy, simple, chaotic, lovely, and most importantly, emotional galore, welcome to, “When I grow up someday”.
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Diya Sharma
Diya Sharma is a multifaceted individual who has always leaned on the more artistic aspects of life from an extremely young age. She is an 18 year old student currently pursuing humanities and looking forward to taking her writing skills forward into the field of journalism and advocacy for change. Although Diya aims to use her skillset to voice the opinions of those unheard, she often writes about the intricacies of life and how she feels it’s turned out for her so far. Originally from the city of Patna, but born and brought up in Bangalore and then the US, she feels that writing and words are her one true calling and she knew that from an extremely young age. Diya aims to incorporate her culture and love for the people around her into her work and has actively worked with several organisations and initiatives that truly advocate for positive impact and change.
