If I loved it as a kid I love it now: the world of tiny, reading, woods, talking, thinking

[belenen]

My idea of fun has changed very little since I was a kid. Even then, I cringed when watching movies where people crashed into things and made a huge mess, and a food fight never sounded like anything but a giant disgusting chore made by selfish brats. The idea of having a monkey as a pet would never have appealed to me because I wouldn't want to

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[belenen]

<3 thank you lovey.

[belenen]

yes, wonder is so important <3 and sacred.

[nocternacis]

I have always found solace being alone in the woods. It is the place to get away from everyone and everything. :)

[belenen]

for me it is a going-to, not a going-away, because I don't feel alone in the woods. I feel more connected and interactive than I do at most other times.

[bleodswean]

This was really lovely and introspective.

[belenen]

thank you <3

[belenen]

oh yes! most definitely! wonder is a human emotion. Adults often rid themselves of it so they can feel in control but they can certainly develop wonder.