It's Ekta!

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Since it's quarantine, my mom kept telling me to do something productive but it kept falling on my deaf ears until today when I woke up and thought why not? So here I am, an eighteen year old, ambitious, cheesy and old school sometimes, a little self obsessed but lovely and kind person and also someone who loves to write. 
Completely new to the blogging world, I'll try my best to keep y'all interested. I'm basically gonna talk about 'Me' in this blog. My experiences, my adventures, my love life, my food, my thoughts, my principles. Everything that more or less revolves around Me but which might also help you in one way or the other. I'm sure you won't be bored because my life is pretty interesting to be honest ;)
If you come across my blog, please pay a visit and stick around if you like any of the posts.





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