lolz, one more last question : Are you a child even when you are grown up ?

Answer 1

I think that's the problem today.........adults forget how to play. You've gotta have that "play time" even when you're grown up. The flip-side of this is that when I go home, it's like I'm a little kid again, with the parents going, "Do you remember when........" and then they relate some incident from my youth. It truly makes me feel little again. A bad thing? My jury's still out on that.........I really don't want to be a little kid again. But, they're my parents, and these are the memories they hold. I got used to being an equal with them when I graduated college, and became a parent myself. And now, care for aging parents makes me feel like a little kid again; it's not my job to care for them, it's their job to care for me. But, alas I'm an adult, and it IS my turn to care for them. But, I still try to keep the kid in me; he's not quite all the way grown up yet.

Answer 2

I am and will always be a child in some aspects of my life. I purposely hold onto some of my child-like qualities and others are stubbornly inborn into me. For example, when it comes to my curiosity and amazement at some things other might typically over-look or find mundane, I hold the same enthusiasm and wonder in these things that my seven-year-old cousin does. Most people assume I am “”playing interested” to appease her or to humor her, but the fact is we both are sincere and truly fascinated with some of the things in the world. I remember going to the aquarium and just completely amazed at all the wondrous sea life and creatures our world has.

My little cousin and I were completely enthralled in the whole experience (and it was neither of our first times going. lol). At the same time, my inner child can come out in somewhat less flattering times as well, such as when I am upset or have been hurt badly by someone I care for. In these instances, I can become very stubborn, reclusive, and immature. All of those traits I would gladly like to give up – but undoubtedly and permanently they are apart of who I am, and I as well as those around me have accepted and learned this. Cheers!

Answer 3

Absolutely yes! I will always be a child inside. And I let her out to play often. My daughter and I have a great relationship because of it too. It doesn't matter if I am in public or the privacy of my own home. I don't care who sees me being "childish" either. I believe that is what made me a great Girl Scout Leader too. Four years later and those girls still come up to me at the school and give me hugs. It's because I connected with them on a personal level. I allowed myself to be silly, giddy and playful. Some people stifle their inner child and it's sad. Being adult-like all the time can be exhausting, both mentally and physically. You have to be able to just let go and not care what others think. Just the other day I called my parents, who are both 69 years old, and they were having a water pistol fight with each other. They had me on speaker and I could hear them chasing each other and laughing with each other. It was great. I am proud to have followed in their footsteps.

Answer 4

There remains a child in every ones mind as the activities of a child are unsent and natural. every man has natural instincts.Therefore every one has child like mind till last breath. Be like child some time and remain happy. For that have the company of children and see that a man is more happy and healthy.

Answer 5

There is definitely a child in every one of us. But most of the times we hide him or her in us to display the grown up person we are. So yeah, with me too.. Sometimes, the child in me does break out and take charge of me.. Its fun really..

Answer 6

You will always be a child to your parents...a fact that is never going to change no matter how old you get! I am also a child at heart & I personally never plan on fully growing up...and I am in my 30s! =D

Answer 7

Yes, I am :) I have always been told that I'm a child in an adult body. I still watch cartoons, play video games, and I even like to play at Chuck E Cheeses.

Answer 8

I like this question. I'm not grown up yet I'm only 17. So yeah I'm still a child.

Answer 9

Nooo u weren't infantile. human beings ought to renowned what he does, you need to get your self out of that courting quickly. He would not appreciate you sufficient to no longer hit you, he would not love you if he hurts you. He desires to form himself out...and you in all probability do no longer desire to be in a courting have been you won't be able to talk on your boyfriend and say to help around the homestead ensuing in you being hit. Get out of there now.. pass to a mom and dad or siblings homestead. Or pass to a inn. Or a acquaintances. It wasn't in any respect infantile. He become the single that does no longer own as much because it to his mom. Frankly i think of that guy is immature and you need to no longer ought to submit with that guy or woman...and while he says he loves you and would't stay without you think of roughly it if he relatively and relatively felt that way he might administration himself and not touch you. in case you pass away him and are available lower back the hitting would stop in spite of if it is going to easily initiate lower back up lower back. additionally if that isn't the 1st time which ability he in all probability thinks you will no longer pass away him or something. in spite of if he regrets it, he should not be doing this lower back...even no rely if it is barely the 2d time or some thing.... GET OUT OF THERE NOW...no person merits TO BE taken care of LIKE THAT....no person.... goshhh your bracess.......be sure you pass to the orthadontist

Answer 10

internally u r the same, u act to have grown up as per society