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What were you like as a child?

Claire

Have you changed much? Not just in appearence but your personality at well, food preferences?

I haven't changed much. Lol. I'm still little, still childish, still spooked by adults and strangers. I still like toys. I look youthful, like I'm in my early teens still. Food wise I'm still like a kid I like all the sweet stuff.

I'm in my twenties now but honestly I am still like I was when I was a kid just I don't go to school now.

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  • It hasn't been that long since I was a child, in some ways I'm still very childlike both in personality and appearance. If I buy alcohol and smokes - for others, not me - I always have to prove my age with ID. Though I'm 20 I still look about 11 I think. That's what I'm told by most people and when I look in the mirror I always feel happy, happy that I'm not changing that much. It's difficult experiencing and watching those around me change and physically get older. I really do not like it. It's a change I find extremely difficult to deal with.

    I still play with my toys, have a very childish side and seem to get on better with children than adults, and I'm still close to my mum and like to be cuddled like I was when I was a child. My Gran once said I'm a child in an adults body now, I tend to agree with this. Despite getting older in years physically and mentally I don't seem to be getting older. Looking at this thread it could be autism related.

    Thanks to Debbie for making the library of threads where I found this to.

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  • It hasn't been that long since I was a child, in some ways I'm still very childlike both in personality and appearance. If I buy alcohol and smokes - for others, not me - I always have to prove my age with ID. Though I'm 20 I still look about 11 I think. That's what I'm told by most people and when I look in the mirror I always feel happy, happy that I'm not changing that much. It's difficult experiencing and watching those around me change and physically get older. I really do not like it. It's a change I find extremely difficult to deal with.

    I still play with my toys, have a very childish side and seem to get on better with children than adults, and I'm still close to my mum and like to be cuddled like I was when I was a child. My Gran once said I'm a child in an adults body now, I tend to agree with this. Despite getting older in years physically and mentally I don't seem to be getting older. Looking at this thread it could be autism related.

    Thanks to Debbie for making the library of threads where I found this to.

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