Just last month, I celebrated my birthday. Woot, woot!! A
few days before, I reminisced on life and officially came to the conclusion
that life waits for no one. It felt like yesterday when I turned sixteen and graduated from high school. During this thoughtful period, I concluded that I was no longer a kid.
However, I do not know if that explains my longing to be a
kid again. Longing to do things that are child-like. A week prior, I went
go-karting at an arcade with one of my friends. As I rode on that go-kart, I
felt refreshed, worry free and the bliss of childhood was all around. I was reminded by these events that human
wants were insatiable. There’s a popular saying that ‘the grass is greener on
the other side,’ but be rest assured that the ‘water bill is also greener on
the other side’ as well.
I remember the good old days as a teenager, when I told
myself I was a man, and forcefully told other people of my manhood. What did I
know? I guess I was just a wishful teenager looking for unnecessary
responsibilities. Five years later, my childhood friend told me, “LazioM.A.N, I
think you can call yourself a man now.” Surprised, I asked why. Her reply, “you seem to have responsibilities that you handle now.” But that doesn't stop the fact that there is this little kid in me, trying to revive the things of the old.
Sincerely,
LazioM.A.N
With age comes wisdom. I really love this. It ALMOST feels like I wrote this.As I get older, I hope never to lose the little girl in me. I hope to always appreciate the little things in life with a good sense of humor.
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Thank you so much!
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