One with the millions- An Gen z's own voice

To be honest with you, this is an issue that I have been tormented by for more than half of my school life. I wouldn't be talking about this with you guys if I hadn't heard testimony from people in other institution about the same issue tormenting their school life. This issue people can refer to has a failure of coeducation especially in today's schools.  So, if you are still wondering what this issue is even after reading the title, let me bring you up to speed, the issue is that even in these modern times coeducational institution is preventing interaction between girls and guys. Maybe this isn't an issue in your school but trust me it is an issue encountered in many schools where the interaction is prevented both the faculty as well as the rules in these institutions.If you aren't already acquainted with the flaws of this method I would love to make it known to you, but before that let me share with you my own story that prompted me to bring forward this issue  ...

Story narrated by: Anonymus writer. Let’s start with a little back story. I would like to believe that I was quite a popular kid in school. I had quite a lot of friends in school and I was a person who wanted to be around people so basically I had FOMO. I was really close to 2 people. One of whom I met for the very first time in grade 1 and the other one in grade 3. Let’s call the first one Mia and the other one Stella. I was very close to Stella from grade 3 to I guess grade 5. Then we fought and in a way started ignoring each other. So after grade 5, I started spending almost all the time with Mia. Mia was the popular kid. And I guess I liked the attention. Anyways we began to grow closer and closer to a point where we used to do all things together. So here’s the deal after grade 7 our classes were reshuffled.  And I didn’t I really didn't know anyone in my class and of course, Stella was there in that class. Slowly we bonded over time and our differences were settled. ...