Top 10 Things That You'll Miss When Your Childhood Ends

It's just that every year, nearly all of my friends disappear and get replaced with random people blocking my way and feeling like a complete stranger at first. But it's February and I have some friends, but I don't have a best friend because I feel very different from anyone.

Yeah I don't think I would lose my friends when I'm older but I won't be able to see them often and will miss hanging out with them.

I am 21 years old today, and I still wish that I could play with my friends.

Especially the Schubert game!

I'm about to go to university in a few months and I can literally remember when I first joined a preschool. I am also pretty young at heart too. School is so much better compared to university. In school, there is less homework and some fun field trips. Preschool, however, is better than school. There is no homework, no work, just playing, drawing, doing arts and crafts, singing, napping, eating snacks, and it's just half a day. I sure wish I had a time machine to go back to the good old days.

This is true, I know a lot of people don't really like school but for me, I do like school and don't mind it. I will miss my friends and teachers when I have to leave.

Oh come on, we're STILL children through the school years! I mean, we don't get to BE children, but we fit the technical definition!

I'm about to get held up to 8th grade in 2022 & after that I will go to high school.

We had a lot less stress, and we instead we're just happy healthy kids having fun. But now, since middle school, I have a lot of problems such as being overscheduled.

I can't stress enough how much I miss being so worry-free. Believe me kids, you'll lose the freedom you have now. Embrace it while you can.

Who even likes stress. It's not fun. It's awful and horrible. It negatively impacts our health and well being. It negatively affects life.

Actually, I still had stress occasionally during childhood, but once I reached adolescence, it got worse.

You're never too old to have an imagination. You become more creative as you get older, and believe me, I am developing on three to five series/franchises that I'm making, and will grow in the future.

I find it quite dissapointing how there are absolutely no subjects that use imagination. It's all memorizing stuff.

Nope. Believe me, you take that same imagination with you well into adulthood.

Not really. If anything, my imagination only got stronger with age.

Yes! Homework is so hard now, especially for math!

Since I turned 13, I no longer have birthday parties as I got less interested, which got replaced with something even better, is that I get to do many things in Dallas at my birthday, instead of having a grouchy normal day where it's school-related (such as going to a basketball game and getting a new guitar). Can't wait for my birthday in two months.

Damn, I sure miss my birthday parties.

I had birthday parties as a kid, my last one was 2012 when I turned 13, I miss them sometimes

I only had 2 birthday parties during my childhood. One at age 3 and one at age 7. I haven't had another one since :(

Remember when you didn't know anything about sex? Good times...

As an avid lover of Halloween and all things scary, I can honestly say that missing out on trick-or-treating every 31st of October gets me feeling a little depressed.

I'm 15 and I still go trick or treating. Hell, I'll still go trick or treating even when I'm an old lady.

I'm just hoping to stay five-foot-two well into adulthood and trick or treat with a mask.

It's fun but I find it boring now.

From Kindergarten to 3rd Grade, I had around 30-40 minutes of recess a day.
In 4th and 5th Grade, it went down to 20.
In 6th grade, it went down to 10.
In 7th grade, lunch became the new recess.

I miss those days

I used to enjoy playing Halo Reach all the time but not anymore.

All those times playing Melee.

I miss playing ps3 online with 2 of my friends from school, eventually they logged out and never logged in again

So you stop laughing when you reach adulthood? For some reason that made me do something I haven't done since childhood. I think I just laughed!

We don't really laugh at everything anymore, but I do grin and even laugh at some times when I watch something.

South Park is funny so this doesn't go away.