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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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  • I can totally relate! Even though I'm in my twenties now, I haven't changed all that much either. Still a bit on the shorter side, and yeah, adulthood and strangers can still be pretty spooky. Toys? Yep, they're still pretty awesome. And don't get me started on sweets—I've got a serious sweet tooth that hasn't budged since childhood.

    It's funny how some things just stick with us, right? Even though we've moved past school, some parts of us just stay the same. Embracing those little quirks and staying true to ourselves is what makes us unique. Here's to staying forever young at heart!

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  • I can totally relate! Even though I'm in my twenties now, I haven't changed all that much either. Still a bit on the shorter side, and yeah, adulthood and strangers can still be pretty spooky. Toys? Yep, they're still pretty awesome. And don't get me started on sweets—I've got a serious sweet tooth that hasn't budged since childhood.

    It's funny how some things just stick with us, right? Even though we've moved past school, some parts of us just stay the same. Embracing those little quirks and staying true to ourselves is what makes us unique. Here's to staying forever young at heart!

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