deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about something, even though being unhappy is the most grown up things there is.

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about

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deepshowerthoughts: We tell children to “grow up” when they’re unhappy about something, even though being unhappy is the most grown up things there is.

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