The world – including our country, Indonesia – has been facing a pandemic for the past 2.5 years. Something called COVID-19 developed and started spreading at the very end of 2019. People were passing illness from one to another rapidly, hence public mobility was limited. Workers worked from home, as well as pupils who had to learn through online meetings. There was almost no direct human-to-human interaction. As we all know, 2 years isn’t a short period. The impact of this “zero interaction” is quite observable when the situation is fairly managed. Especially, teenagers who are entering their character development phase. For example, teenagers who entered the pandemic when they were in 9th grade are currently facing the 12th grade, which means they have to prepare for college soon while adapting to the “normal” social life as the COVID-19 regulation has been loosened.
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