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When I was much younger, I really wanted to experience adult life. Feel among, make decisions by myself and not be scolded on by my parents. I saw how my sister was free and wanted to be like that.
When I was much younger I would increase my age when asked just to feel like an older friends and not look at me as a small girl 馃槀馃槀. Now you're surprised how you are getting to your middle 20's and you want to feel like a child again.
Well I would say that was one of the foolish wishes I had 馃槀. Maybe I would have remained a child if that was possible.
I didn't really understand life and how it works but now I do, I realize I don't need to rush anything.
My favorite age all through my life was from age 1-5 years. Those were the most peaceful days in my life as a child.
There were no worries, just fun and sleep.
When I see my nephews I just want to be a child again.
As a child you share love and not hate. Adulthood life is just full of jealousy, envy and betrayal from people you love. You can't ever see a child hate you just because you flog them. They might hate when they are told by an adult to do so. A child fights these minutes and the next minute they start playing with each other and not carrying grudges like adults.
Another thing that made it my favorite year is that there were not many responsibilities like now. I know my parents still cater for some of my needs but not as then. You still have to find a way to help yourself and start thinking about the future. Knowing that the money is done with school. I won't receive money from them but rather will be the one helping at home.
At that age you have time for sleep and rest. Now you can't even sleep at noon because of classes and work. Then at night you sleep late and wake early just to start your day activities.
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