I wish Age wasn’t the measure of maturity
I have seen more compassion
In the sparkling beady eyes of a toddler
Heard more discernment
In the intriguing questions of a 6 year old
Observed more integrity
In the random rambles of a 10 years old
Whereas, i see a blinding urge to dictate
In old envious eyes
Hear orthodox rotten mindset
Lurking behind their every decision
Double standards and emotional manipulation
Dripping from every single word
Uttered from their impudent mouths
I would prefer to hand over my case
In tiny hands of a child..
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Stoner on a rollercoaster 
I love to see young kids asking moral questions to their parents but I hate when their parents dictate them to just ignore and walk off.
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Even worse they say ‘this is how it is’
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Yessss yesss they do! Why do they need to do this?
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I dont know. Its hurts to see this is their own lack of maturity. Why do they have to cling to 1000 years old norms and ruin lives of people living in today’s world.
Everyone is not like that. But majority of people of subcontinent are still under spell of this absurdity
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There are no more honest people in the world than children. They don’t lie if you don’t teach them, they don’t hate if you don’t show them how, they don’t become good if you are unable to be good yourself. There is a proverb in my country. “Little kids eat bread, big kids eat your liver.” It means, small kids, small problems. It goes well with what are you saying here. Kids are better than grownups. 😀 Still, there is no need to frown. I got assured you are a nice person, so go do something fun.. Please. Go yell at tourists. That’s always fun.
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May God have mercy on the tourists of your country. Yelling at them is not a very nice thing to do.
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No, no, no, I am telling you to do it, blow off some steam. Go punch something. (by the way, I think you would love my country) 😀
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Maybe. Its interesting. Very much like gilgit (i told you about this place with alot of similarities).
I am a very non violent person btw.
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That’s the exact reason why you need to go out and stuff something with your fists. 😀 I am a pacifist also, but there is something in our nature that gives us a selfvalidation when we act out of our comfort zone. Go get wild Lt. Alyana.
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I am fine in my comfort zone. I get scared when people yell. I am ok this way.
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“Hear orthodox rotten mindset/Lurking behind their every decision/Double standards and emotional manipulation” Oh how well I know this! I feel it every day. Beautifully expressed!
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Same here man!
Lived this..
Thanks for appriciating 🙂
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Loved this. It almost echoes what I just posted about. Thanks for sharing.
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I just read and commented on your post 🙂
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This is really beautiful, and really emanates with a lot of how I feel about what is going on in the world. I almost wish I could be young again. 🙂
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Yea. Same here. Sometimes i wish i could go back in time and live where i am happy.
Growing up isn’t fun at all.
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I think we all would have better luck with toddlers and young children . Somedays I just wantto become a hermit honestly .
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I swear!
I am just growing tired everyday.
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I wish you were my neighbour we could ramble together lol
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What a deadly combo that would be 😎
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So true words
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Thank you 🙂
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good one loved it! ❤ xxxx
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Thanks hun xoxo❤
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