Childhood : Forgotten One or a Precious One?
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MY CHILDHOOD was definitely not the one I would forget and move-on in life towards progress.
But, it has been something I would cherish in the future about what I've been through, what I have seen, who are the people that have supported me the most, and a few learnings about myself too. I discovered in the childhood that when I love someone, I love her for her behaviour more than her beauty, in this whole childhood I learnt how to respect women, I learnt that my mind gets stuck when I'm lazy, and the fact that i'm a morning person - I love sunrise with a cup of coffee and peace.
I love a very few things in my life - One is my parents, Second my brother and the third being the wild card entry of my Pyaar, these three are in no particular order and I can't lose any one of them, because they bring real meaning to my life.
The meaning of my life isn't just achieving heights, but for me it is to reach heights with the people I wish to stay with.
Ending this chapter on a beautiful note, Childhood isn't something you can forget it is where you got up with the most of yourself of what you are today, so cherish it.
Childhood is where you discover who you are, so you should
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Childhood may not be something we simply leave behind it becomes a part of who we are. I love how you’ve focused not just on the memories, but on the people, lessons, and values you carried forward. And that last thought about reaching your heights with the people you love is especially beautiful. ❤️
very very interesting description
I really liked the way you described childhood as something you’d want to cherish rather than simply move on from. The part about discovering what you value in people and even realizing that you’re a morning person was actually really nice. It’s interesting how childhood teaches us little things about ourselves that we only understand properly later.