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look back on who you were as a kid: everything has always been there.
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being presented with a situation and knowing that a younger version of you would’ve felt or thought or done something different and probably worse than what your instinct is now
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i recently hung out with a friend and we were talking about all the adventures we used to go on as kids, and how simple there were looking back on them. running along railroads, looking for cool rocks in creeks, climbing trees, etc. it feels stupid to complain about losing that sense of adventure as an adult when it's still right there, exactly where we left it when we decided we were too cool for it as 13-year-olds. so basically all this to say, go find a railroad, climb some trees, maybe graffiti a train. you'll see that the childlike sense of adventure is still there, still a part of you. you just have to tap back in and let your imagination loose. be the self proclaimed katniss everdeen that 13 year old you could only dream of and hope to become πŸ™‚β€β†•οΈπŸ™‚β€β†•οΈ
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