I remember sitting in class at primary school one day with our teacher telling us about puberty and becoming a teenager. It terrified me at the time but also secretly excited me. I mean what little girl doesn't want to get bigger and taller and more beautiful. We all wanted to race through life, leave boring old primary school, be a big girl and go to big school and become a rich and famous, happily married adult who lived in a mansion and is waited on 24/7 by her loyal servants.
I just wanted to get from A to B.
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Now I am approaching a time in my life when very soon big changes are going to happen: The pressures of GCSEs, applying for 6th form or college or apprenticeships (which one!!!), my first job interview and learning to drive! My head is all over the place and I'm trying to focus only on the day in front of me but I keep thinking about the future. It's a scary thing and there's nothing I or anyone can do to stop it.
But I still will never understand why do so many kids say they can't wait to be older? Because I really can wait... for a long long time.
How about you?
Love Beth xx
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I totally agree with this post! I don't want to grow up 😞 x
ReplyDeleteI can so relate. When we are younger we think growing up means taking charge of your own life. Reality is, it sucks! You've got a lovely blog! Just followed! :) x
ReplyDeleteJadirah Sarmad | Jasmine Catches Butterflies ʚϊɞ
I agree! And thank you very much xx
DeleteObsessed with your blog already! I'm your new stalker! I totally felt that way about a year ago. The good news is that life will push you into "adulthood" but you will figure out how to adapt -- someway. Lol. You've got this. Just take it a step at a time. =-)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you gave me your link!
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I really hope your right! And thank you very much for that lovely compliment- it means a lot xx
DeleteThis is a really fab post hun, and I can completely relate when I was younger I never knew what I wanted to do. I'd love to go back to being a child without the pressures of working full time, having less me time. The only good thing to come was after 21 years finally finishing education :)
ReplyDeleteCharlee XO | CharmedCharlee
Same here! My childhood was amazing x
Deletehey :) thanks for leaving your link in the blog chat! you have such a lovely blog and this post in particular is pretty much my favourite kind to read (and write). I think about this all the time and I always feel like I want to tell younger people to enjoy it but they'll just be thinking the same way we did when we were their age! I look forward to seeing your future posts :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Saida xx
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Thanks Saida. I really appreciate it xx
DeleteReading a comment always makes my day a little bit brighter! Thank you for stopping by and I will get back to you soon xx