I miss my youth. I really do.
Sure, my childhood was not a happy one due to my depression and anxiety problems... but I still miss it greatly.

Can you remember when everything was magical, mysterious, and wonderful? Can you remember how that felt?

Seems my roommate and I are both mourning over the loss of our youth. A part of my youth will always be with me, but it's come to the point where I feel that the majority of what made my youth so magical is now leaving me.

It's funny how time flies.

So now I am left with adult decisions.
What am I going to do with my life?
Where do I see myself in the next year?
Do I want to get married in the future?

Though some of these decisions are a little trivial, it seems that's all I have to look forward to.
It is sad to think that way.

I can only hope that as I get older, I will always still have a little piece of that magic inside of me.

ive not been happy either about getting older!

Me too... I am almost 30 and single!!!

i never gave up on childhood. i know what is important rent,phone.elec. food,needed things.

but i also like my cartoons and watching b horror movies.

u just have to know where the line is.

Hay all,Life is what you make of it and your the who has to have the spirit to do it,just remember how you were as a kid and its still inside you.You just have to let it out and enjoy life.

I suppose you are right.
But there is something else. There is something that really made my childhood liberating. I've not found it.
I hope I do.

I keep my inner child. Maybe finding a hobby that really thrills you will bring some of those memories back.

I'm still a child pretty much but sometimes face adult-like situations.

I will admit though that I have a bit of fearing of growing old and not being as young and spontaneous as I am now

I am just a kid stuck in a fifty year old body. It is all about outlook. If you enjoyed it, whatever it was, when you were a kid, why can you not enjoy it now? Because it is childish or juvenile? By whose judgement? I don't give a rats *** about others judgements, I live only by my own judgements, tempered, of course by maturity.