Time scares me, I want to become a kid again, I don't want

>>18482389
I'd love all that shit but I don't think it's going to happen buddy. Sorry. But you can still watch Disney movies if you really want to.

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>>18482389
Accept that world is constantly changing. Enjoy things as they last and stop being surprised when they end.

It's like if you were offered a chance to stay in the greatest place you can think of with anyone you want and with the best vidya and car you know but you could stay there for only a week. Would you still do it?

In the same way don't think you're losing things in life. No one ever said those things were going to stay forever. Be happy that you had them for the time you did.

>>18482389
>Anyone else feel like this
Only every human throughout history
>How do you deal with it
You can't, but don't worry you'll be dead soon enough and then it won't matter anymore.

>>18482399
Right, because this post is about making it possible again.
>>18482389
I feel that way all the time, sometimes it helps to play an old video game or watch something that I liked when I was young.

>>18482425
>It's like if you were offered a chance to stay in the greatest place you can think of with anyone you want and with the best vidya and car
>greatest place you can think of
>people still drive cars

>>18482449
>getting stuck on things where analogy isn't perfect
Literally definition of autism not even joking

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>>18482461
>too stupid to google the definition of autism

>>18482389
I feel you. In a word doc or notebook just write about it, things you want to remember and just reminisce when you can, then get back to your day to day

>>18482474
>Definition I first found wasn't the same the person told me about so he's wrong!

>"Which brings me to the first character in Blade Runner that resembles a real, actual autistic adult. [...] In spite of being told very forcefully that reaction time “is a factor in this, so please pay attention”, he repeatedly interrupts Holden’s questions. And his reaction when Holden tells him that he has flipped a turtle over on its back whilst walking in the desert, and is watching the turtle struggle, its belly baking in the hot sun, but Leon is not helping… it is priceless. Why is that, Leon? Holden asks, and Leon clearly cannot come up with any kind of answer. " https://medium.com/@normiesscareme/blade-runner-is-the-best-film-there-was-or-likely-ever-will-be-about-being-autistic-9bb5b6596e8f