I definitely agree.Pixel--Dude wrote: ↑September 7th, 2023, 12:16 am@Lucas88
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Thanks for sharing. This thread made me start feeling really nostalgic. When I look back on my childhood i feel a sense of wistful melancholy. Life was much better as a child. Before all the restrictive responsibilities started creeping in.
Childhood is just a care free, magical time where you can just enjoy being alive and appreciate the beauty of life without constantly worrying about money and other things. I sometimes look at my daughter when she's playing on a park or running through the woods and wonder what it must've been like to have been her age and to have been so care free.
I feel like as we grow older that magical feeling of what it means to just be alive and enjoy living is slowly robbed from us as we're subjected to the indoctrination of schools and ideologies, the pressure of obtaining grades all in preparation for what corporate master you will serve when you're of age.
I feel incredibly saddened that this is the kind of life we have made for ourselves. Some people might argue that its worth it because of the luxuries we have living in such a system, but to be honest I don't see this translated in reality. To me, people seem incredibly sad, tired and run down with worry and both physical and mental exhaustion. Children don't care about such luxuries. I think they just want to play and enjoy life and we should aspire to live lives similar to children. Care free and enjoying the beauty of nature.
I confess that I believe being an adult f***ing sucks. The magic of life gets sucked out of you as the heavy burden of adult life begins to weigh you down. Its little wonder people become so hateful, misanthropic or just apathetic towards everything. This system drains your soul and takes away the fundamental magic of what it means to be alive.
All the magic in the 90's and early 00's has disappeared. Our life now consist of staring at a computer screen for eight hours at work and staring
at a computer screen or TV screen to watch bloody Netflixs at home. Your wife and kids will probably do the same. They are not playing outside anymore. You grew old and tired and passive. Your not the adventurer like your used to be.