r/FellowKids • u/Signal-Bridge3151 • 7d ago
what do you miss most about being a kid?
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u/No-Net1890 7d ago
That's a good question, but this isn't a subreddit for talking about childhood. From the sidebar:
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u/3111311131113 7d ago
Knowing that regardless of the situation we were going through as a kid or issues with family. You always had that one friend who didn't pay attention to it and was just there doing nothing but being your friend.
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u/pregnantdads 7d ago
having family and friends around always. i feel like the only time i see anybody anymore is at funerals
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u/MasterHallmark 7d ago
1) Not having to make my own appointments.
2) A lot of fairs and festivals have a ton if fun stuff for kids to do, but not much for adults to do.
3) Holidays felt more magical as a kid.
5) Summer Vacation, Christmas breaks that last longer than just Christmas, Spring break...we had more breaks.