#WhenCoronaIsOver: Twitter shares wish list post coronavirus pandemic
From marrying the love of their life, to travelling, to eating yummy food, here are some of Twitter's future dreams
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Amid the coronavirus pandemic, many celebrities, influencers and ordinary users alike are sharing their hopes for the future.
Social media platforms have become an integral part of this concerning time as many parts of the world have gone into self-isolation in order to slow to spread of COVID-19.
As doctors, scientists and health professionals are looking for a cure, hoards of people have connected through Twitter and Instagram to share positive and uplifting stories about their dreams and aspirations post-coronavirus.
#WhenCoronaIsOver is the hashtag trending all over Twitter as of late, giving feel-good vibes across the screen. One user shares that he wants to marry the love of his life, while another person took a less-romantic approach by taking pictures of his favourite food items with the caption, "Eating this all once coronavirus is over."
From destination holidays to appreciating family time more, here are some of Twitter's wishes for when coronavirus is over.
Some users just really want a partner, or to get a haircut.
Others are taking self-isolation as a time to reflect and see life after coronavirus as a 'second life.' One wrote, with a picture of a sunset, "Thank the Lord. Appreciate life. Change for the better, because this is your second life."
"When coronavirus is over when it (eventually) subsides, I like to feel the sunshine and the fresh air, go shopping, go out to eat and see my friends again. Hopefully, there will be a miracle," one user wrote dreamily.
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One Pakistani user even mused, "When coronavirus is over, we will move from this to this really quick." Attached are pictures of a simple daal dish next to takeaway food.
Meanwhile, another user pointed out that many of us will appreciate the work of volunteers and medical aid professionals that were at the forefront of assistance during the times of coronavirus.
"We will realise the real importance of volunteers, volunteer group, NGOs, not-for-profit organisations, conscious individuals, especially youths, who came to help and feed the hungry wholeheartedly in need of the hour," he wrote.
And, well, some just wanted to appreciate the time of self-isolation. "#WhenCoronaVirusIsOver we will never ever sleep like this during our whole life...so keep sleeping."
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Social media platforms have become an integral part of this concerning time as many parts of the world have gone into self-isolation in order to slow to spread of COVID-19.
As doctors, scientists and health professionals are looking for a cure, hoards of people have connected through Twitter and Instagram to share positive and uplifting stories about their dreams and aspirations post-coronavirus.
#WhenCoronaIsOver is the hashtag trending all over Twitter as of late, giving feel-good vibes across the screen. One user shares that he wants to marry the love of his life, while another person took a less-romantic approach by taking pictures of his favourite food items with the caption, "Eating this all once coronavirus is over."
From destination holidays to appreciating family time more, here are some of Twitter's wishes for when coronavirus is over.
Some users just really want a partner, or to get a haircut.
Others are taking self-isolation as a time to reflect and see life after coronavirus as a 'second life.' One wrote, with a picture of a sunset, "Thank the Lord. Appreciate life. Change for the better, because this is your second life."
"When coronavirus is over when it (eventually) subsides, I like to feel the sunshine and the fresh air, go shopping, go out to eat and see my friends again. Hopefully, there will be a miracle," one user wrote dreamily.
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One Pakistani user even mused, "When coronavirus is over, we will move from this to this really quick." Attached are pictures of a simple daal dish next to takeaway food.
Meanwhile, another user pointed out that many of us will appreciate the work of volunteers and medical aid professionals that were at the forefront of assistance during the times of coronavirus.
"We will realise the real importance of volunteers, volunteer group, NGOs, not-for-profit organisations, conscious individuals, especially youths, who came to help and feed the hungry wholeheartedly in need of the hour," he wrote.
And, well, some just wanted to appreciate the time of self-isolation. "#WhenCoronaVirusIsOver we will never ever sleep like this during our whole life...so keep sleeping."
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