Have you ever really grown up?

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Not-here-anymore

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I'm 19, so I'm not sure if that even remotely counts as 'grown up'... But since I've recently acquired a little sister, I've rediscovered the joys of hide-and-seek. Plus I have a dog that's resolutely refused to grow up over 8 years. When you can get away with it, being childish is much more fun!
 

TOGSolid

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I'm 26, employed, live on my own, have all my bills paid, and my bedroom has a dresser with G1 transformers on it.

I'm responsible, but still kind of a kid. :D
 

GodofDisaster

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Sir Kemper said:
I'm very childish, although i'm mature enough to know when it's time to act like a kid, and when you have to act likea grown up, if that makes sense.
It makes sense to me, plus I'm pretty much the same, I like to act childish, but if a moment comes when I have to be serious and act like an adult, then that's what I'll do.
 

Babitz

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Being fully grown up would be boring. It's the childish things that make life fun.
 

SkylerRock

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Basically I'm a 28 year old teenager, though I suspect that at some point I'll eventually have to grow up.
 

The_Emperor

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there is no such thing as growing up just the adding of seriousness to the playdough mix, due to necessity.

some peopel do forget how to have fun tho, its a shame because life is just a ride, like bill hicks said.
 

Thaius

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When someone has fully lost their inner child, that just sucks. Unfortunately the process starts way too early now, considering few people care about kids learning about decidedly mature subjects. But maybe that's just me.

Anyway, I can be kind of random and kid-like at times, but maintaining a bit of a childlike demeanor and sense of wonder is key to a healthy life, I think. I can, and often am, perfectly serious when the time comes, almost to a fault. But I can be a kid too, when it's appropriate.