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10 Reasons Why I Am Still A Kid At Heart

Eighteen does not make you an adult.

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10 Reasons Why I Am Still A Kid At Heart
Morgan Ameel

We like to think that once we get to college we are all grownup, but reality is we are all still kids at heart. At least I am and I am sure that some of you may realize that you do some of these things too.

1. I get homesick

Don't get me wrong, college is super fun and I am having a blast with all of my new friends, but I still miss my mom and dad every once and a while. I still need to go home from time to time to feel like I am still part of the family.

2. Sometimes I can't "adult" anymore

Doing college, feeding yourself, working, and making sure you are getting enough sleep. These are all things that sometimes are too adult for me to handle.

3. I still love Disney

The day that I stop loving Disney will be a sad day indeed.

4. Mario Kart...and other games too

I will always be up for a game of Mario Kart or Just Dance in between studying.

5. I still freak out when I see a puppy

Adults don't tend to scream "LOOK AT THE PUPPY!"...but I do

6. Horrible time management

I realize that adults have that too, but I feel as though it is much more common in kids.

7. Cuddle parties with my friends

Adults don't do that, do they?

8. I keep all of my snapchat streaks

My parents can barely even work snapchat and getting them to keep up a streak is like pulling teeth

9. My finances are pathetic

College kills my bank account, but I didn't have that much to begin with anyway

10. Dependent

At the end of the day, my parents still pay for my phone, my car insurance, and help me out every once in a while. But I don't mind, I can be a kid for a little while longer.

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