I'm not sure. Almost everything was worse then. I was a shitty kid. I wasn't sweet and innocent and naive. I was anxious and paranoid and awkward and alien and fearful all the time. In my mid-teens I began to get a little better, even though every step felt impossible, and then boom here I am now: much happier in every way. I'm still awkward and anxious, but I love myself. I'm really proud of who I am now :)
So no, I don't miss much. I wouldn't be who I am with the things I have lost. Like, I miss playing Spyro the Dragon on the PlayStation 1 with my little brother but I don't miss deciding to play video games all the time because I feel too scared to leave the house :P
I miss being able to lie down flat on my parent's sofa, staring at the ceiling, and have the top of my head and the soles of my feet squeeze perfectly inside the arms at the end of the sofa, as if my body was a row of books that fit exactly into a bookcase. I had been waiting to be that tall for a long time, and I knew once I had got tall enough that soon I would be too tall. Being at the Goldilocks height was cool :)
Do you miss anything from your childhood?
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I'm not sure. Almost everything was worse then. I was a shitty kid. I wasn't sweet and innocent and naive. I was anxious and paranoid and awkward and alien and fearful all the time. In my mid-teens I began to get a little better, even though every step felt impossible, and then boom here I am now: much happier in every way. I'm still awkward and anxious, but I love myself. I'm really proud of who I am now :)
So no, I don't miss much. I wouldn't be who I am with the things I have lost. Like, I miss playing Spyro the Dragon on the PlayStation 1 with my little brother but I don't miss deciding to play video games all the time because I feel too scared to leave the house :P
I miss being able to lie down flat on my parent's sofa, staring at the ceiling, and have the top of my head and the soles of my feet squeeze perfectly inside the arms at the end of the sofa, as if my body was a row of books that fit exactly into a bookcase. I had been waiting to be that tall for a long time, and I knew once I had got tall enough that soon I would be too tall. Being at the Goldilocks height was cool :)