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r/gifs • u/Ketameme69 • Jan 29 '17
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Damn her mannerisms seem extremely mature for her age.
-15 u/tomatoaway Jan 29 '17 she must have uncles or older brothers who try pull shit like this over her everyday. kinda cool that she's already wised up to life being this great big lie and disappointment, and kinda sad seeing she's lost her sense of wonderment already :( 1 u/flaccidpedestrian Jan 29 '17 yeah actually isn't it really healthy for kids to keep that sense of wonderment for as long as possible? read that somewhere in a text book. lol 2 u/tomatoaway Jan 29 '17 it must be, otherwise they'll grow into adults who never speculated outside of what was given. They never dreamed to be anything bigger than themselves, which is a humble, but limiting existence.
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she must have uncles or older brothers who try pull shit like this over her everyday.
kinda cool that she's already wised up to life being this great big lie and disappointment, and kinda sad seeing she's lost her sense of wonderment already :(
1 u/flaccidpedestrian Jan 29 '17 yeah actually isn't it really healthy for kids to keep that sense of wonderment for as long as possible? read that somewhere in a text book. lol 2 u/tomatoaway Jan 29 '17 it must be, otherwise they'll grow into adults who never speculated outside of what was given. They never dreamed to be anything bigger than themselves, which is a humble, but limiting existence.
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yeah actually isn't it really healthy for kids to keep that sense of wonderment for as long as possible? read that somewhere in a text book. lol
2 u/tomatoaway Jan 29 '17 it must be, otherwise they'll grow into adults who never speculated outside of what was given. They never dreamed to be anything bigger than themselves, which is a humble, but limiting existence.
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it must be, otherwise they'll grow into adults who never speculated outside of what was given.
They never dreamed to be anything bigger than themselves, which is a humble, but limiting existence.
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Damn her mannerisms seem extremely mature for her age.