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Six Word Story #96

Adulting is just so frustratingly constant.

As you can maybe tell I have had enough of adulting for now and am considering taking a break by enrolling in nursery again… That’s an option right?

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Pooja G

124 responses to “Six Word Story #96”

  1. poorvi kumar Avatar
    poorvi kumar

    life was simpler as a kid

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Yes it was…

      Reply
  2. Susi Bocks Avatar
    Susi Bocks

    Until dementia takes a forceful hold.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      😥

      Reply
  3. John Avatar
    John

    Some days I just want to be a 1960s kid again. 😂

    Reply
    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Honestly me too 😂

      Reply
  4. haoyando Avatar
    haoyando

    No wonder we all need psychiatrists.

    Reply
  5. Hilary Tan Avatar
    Hilary Tan

    Adulting is a part of life.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Unfortunately so- although it does have a lot of pros too!

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      1. Hilary Tan Avatar
        Hilary Tan

        I’ll be 30 this year and I’m still trying to figure out this adulting thing. My husband says that being a kid was much easier, and he wishes he didn’t have to grow up – says the almost 31 year old who is playing the Sims as I write this.

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  6. Helen @ TKC Avatar
    Helen @ TKC

    I just had to laugh at your idea of going back to nursery again. I think I’d be totally game for that, provided that I wasn’t being supervised and analysed back then. Somebody told my Mum that they thought I was autistic because I didn’t play with the other children and that led to several years of psychiatric assessments and strange people trying to engage with me. I just wanted to be left to be creative and imaginative on my own honestly because it’s hard when people aren’t as imaginative and creative as you are. I’m still a creative person now and I’m definitely not shy when it comes to making friends anymore! 😉

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      I had a similar experience because I was always very quite and preferred being on my own more but as an adult I’m pretty social so it’s all good I guess 😅

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      1. Helen @ TKC Avatar
        Helen @ TKC

        Did you have that one friend that bought you out of your shell? Once I learned about being cheeky, that was it then, there was no going back!

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        1. Pooja G Avatar
          Pooja G

          Lol yes I did! She’s still one of my best friends and we’re still very cheeky together haha 😄

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          1. Helen @ TKC Avatar
            Helen @ TKC

            Yes! Both of my friends have moved away now but they definitely got my out of my shell. My Dad and Nan were always cheeky to one another but because they used to get quite loud and I had violent neighbours, I used to think that they were fighting. Once I learned… oh boy did I catch on fast! 😂

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  7. kimbones Avatar
    kimbones

    Thank Goodness for really good marijuana.

    Reply
    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Lol right?

      Reply
  8. trE Avatar
    trE

    I’m too grown up for adulting.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Exactly how I’m starting to feel these days haha!

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      1. trE Avatar
        trE

        Haha! 🤣

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  9. NottsReader Avatar
    NottsReader

    To me the only difference between a child and an adult is, a child does not know how to act as an adult and an adult does not know how to act as a child.
    So as an adult do childish things ocassionly play on swings, walk on a small wall kick a pebble down the road, do something you have not done since you were a child.
    Remember yo do not have to be an adult all the time, take a few minutes of every now and then.

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  10. kimbones Avatar
    kimbones

    Thank goodness for really good weed

    Reply
  11. Saji Varghese Avatar
    Saji Varghese

    Yearning for good old green days

    Reply
  12. KvetchingIntoTheVoid Avatar
    KvetchingIntoTheVoid

    Put Xanax in the water supply

    Reply
  13. Sparkle Sparkle Avatar
    Sparkle Sparkle

    I remember telling my mom I can’t wait to get mail as a kid and now I’m like leave me alone mailman lol but that being said I love adulting 🥰

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Lol that’s so relatable 🤣 There are some great reasons to love adulting too!

      Reply
  14. juliesblog55 Avatar
    juliesblog55

    Unrelenting responsibility tempered with fluctuating delights.

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    1. Tena Avatar
      Tena

      This!

      Reply
  15. jesusluvsall Avatar
    jesusluvsall

    Every morning when I walk into the school where I teach, I enter the door used by pre-school kids. Sometimes I think it would be fun to follow them and join their class 🙂

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  16. winteroseca Avatar
    winteroseca

    And technology doesn’t help much either

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Nope it definitely does not.

      Reply
  17. Sheri Dye Avatar
    Sheri Dye

    Then it’s gone in an instant.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Oh no 😢

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      1. Sheri Dye Avatar
        Sheri Dye

        See? Dark. 😂

        Reply
  18. Shwetha Vikram Avatar
    Shwetha Vikram

    social media silently stole real living🚫❌

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    1. janelendy Avatar
      janelendy

      I swear

      Reply
  19. Tena Avatar
    Tena

    Adulting is not for the faint of heart

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      No it is not…

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  20. Favourite_Favour Avatar
    Favourite_Favour

    . . .and childhood is out of reach.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Unfortunately so…

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      1. Favourite_Favour Avatar
        Favourite_Favour

        Yeah. . .

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  21. Cindy Georgakas Avatar
    Cindy Georgakas

    My mind is like a steel trap… 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    Reply
  22. learntoburnmidnightoil Avatar
    learntoburnmidnightoil

    Nursery is for naps and playtime….sounds good to me

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  23. robinpopham Avatar
    robinpopham

    A brief holiday from responsibility….

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  24. Manoj Mehra Avatar
    Manoj Mehra

    So true. Childhood is the best phase in life.

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  25. dreamsprinkles Avatar
    dreamsprinkles

    Yes adulting is frustrating, ya enrolling in nursery sounds like a good option even I want to get myself enrolled in nursery🙈🙈🙈😉

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Lol we can enroll together 😂

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      1. dreamsprinkles Avatar
        dreamsprinkles

        😂😂😂

        Reply
  26. janelendy Avatar
    janelendy

    growing up was never this hard😭

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  27. Wonani Avatar
    Wonani

    Like excuse me. I need a break lol

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Yes exactly!!

      Reply
  28. Mara Avatar
    Mara

    Once my middle school teacher said: why is it that when you’re young you keep “growing up”, while at some point you just keep AGEING?
    I think she would have loved it if we had been smarter and had said her this…🙈❤

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  29. joycemaryj Avatar
    joycemaryj

    Takes away true self to fit in.

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  30. K Avatar
    K

    Adulting’s intoxicating as a ferris wheel.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Yup!

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  31. Jim Borden Avatar
    Jim Borden

    that’s why I’ve never grown up…

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      That’s one way to fix the problem haha…

      Reply
      1. Jim Borden Avatar
        Jim Borden

        👍

        Reply
  32. ejstoo Avatar
    ejstoo

    You get to experience logical consequences.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      You sure do!

      Reply
  33. Rochdalestu Avatar
    Rochdalestu

    Children tell the truth, adults lie

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      So true.

      Reply
  34. Faye Arcand Avatar
    Faye Arcand

    Great prompt. My story: Ordered closed. Job lost. Rent due.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Love your take on it! Super sad but very realistic too.

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      1. Faye Arcand Avatar
        Faye Arcand

        Thanks Pooja! Great prompt.

        Reply
  35. kimbones Avatar
    kimbones

    When in doubt, eat more chocolate.

    Reply
  36. kimbones Avatar
    kimbones

    The song doesn’t remain the same.

    Reply
  37. blogbyA Avatar
    blogbyA

    Just going along with the flow

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Aren’t we all??

      Reply
  38. ~♡~mango blue Avatar
    ~♡~mango blue

    Literally want to crawl into a hole and sleep 😭😩

    Reply
    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Urghh same here 😫

      Reply
  39. Lebogang Shazzygal Malatji Avatar
    Lebogang Shazzygal Malatji

    If I knew what I know…

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Great addition!

      Reply
  40. Rob Avatar
    Rob

    And my inconsistency makes it worse.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Yup way worse…

      Reply
  41. Vivi Avatar
    Vivi

    But it comes with its perks.

    Reply
    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Yes that’s true!

      Reply
  42. Six Word Story #96 – © blogfactory

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  43. Mr. Ohh's Sideways View Avatar
    Mr. Ohh’s Sideways View

    But Subtracting can be so sad!
    ,,
    ,,
    ,,
    Laughter is contagious. Start a pandemic

    Reply
    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      I will take subtraction over research papers any day 😫

      Reply
      1. Mr. Ohh's Sideways View Avatar
        Mr. Ohh’s Sideways View

        That’s fair, I’d have to agree

        Reply
  44. Tanishq Abhi Gupta Avatar
    Tanishq Abhi Gupta

    Life’s a cakewalk, full of challenges.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Great addition!

      Reply
  45. 🌈Rainbow🌈 Avatar
    🌈Rainbow🌈

    Maybe being a kid was better

    Reply
    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Yeah I’m starting to think so…

      Reply
      1. 🌈Rainbow🌈 Avatar
        🌈Rainbow🌈

        ☺️☺️☺️

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      2. 🌈Rainbow🌈 Avatar
        🌈Rainbow🌈

        😊😊

        Reply
  46. inkandbrushes - books,art and musings Avatar
    inkandbrushes – books,art and musings

    Loved that idea

    Reply
  47. Natalia Lee Avatar
    Natalia Lee

    Some things are better left unsaid

    Reply
  48. Fay Ann Swearing Avatar
    Fay Ann Swearing

    It’s so refreshing hearing this truth

    Reply
  49. chrysalisemerge Avatar
    chrysalisemerge

    Dragonfly buzz snapped by sudden sleet.

    Reply
  50. mickjscott Avatar
    mickjscott

    An artist must retain their childishness

    Reply
  51. nvar noya Avatar
    nvar noya

    Adult is a stage where human mind are stressed…ages between 18 to 54 is adult. Before 18 and after 54 both are kid….we grow to learn happiness as child and grows back child again….nature of life

    Reply
  52. Bryan B Avatar
    Bryan B

    I spent a lifetime getting old.

    Reply
  53. ajischolo Avatar
    ajischolo

    Take me with yoooooou😩😩😩

    Reply
  54. stelorafedie101blog Avatar
    stelorafedie101blog

    Refreshing my childhood days made me smile. 🤗🤗🤗

    Reply
  55. tianiangelahibbert Avatar
    tianiangelahibbert

    Can I come too?🙃

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Lol yup we can enroll together!

      Reply
      1. tianiangelahibbert Avatar
        tianiangelahibbert

        Im giggling to myself like a child 🤣🤣🤣

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  56. Soulful Nerd Avatar
    Soulful Nerd

    The child in me is resentful

    Reply
  57. jennyhuynh2305 Avatar
    jennyhuynh2305

    Where can I find myself?

    Reply
  58. Transformative questions Avatar
    Transformative questions

    Me too. Sheesh

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  59. Muhammad Farhan Avatar
    Muhammad Farhan

    P

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  60. Dokieo Avatar
    Dokieo

    “It’s true”, she said. No kidding!

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Lol it can get crazy!

      Reply
  61. sbjstudio Avatar
    sbjstudio

    After six decades, I’m still learning.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      That’s how it goes.

      Reply
  62. Aparna Avatar
    Aparna

    Adulting is good but it depends on how you handle it 😅

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Yup for sure!

      Reply
  63. theankaracollections Avatar
    theankaracollections

    Adulthood is scam

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Agreed…

      Reply
  64. ciao_bella_xo Avatar
    ciao_bella_xo

    Love hurts yet it is awestruck.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Wonderful addition!

      Reply
  65. pameladbeverly Avatar
    pameladbeverly

    Uh, you don’t get a choice.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Unfortunately so!

      Reply
  66. sunith83 Avatar
    sunith83

    However, you learn constantly from it!

    Reply
    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      True!

      Reply
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  68. Paperback badass Avatar
    Paperback badass

    When did life become so complex?

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Yes that’s how I feel!

      Reply
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  70. Aman Behra Avatar
    Aman Behra

    When we were kids we always remain happy for no reason. Atleast that’s the one thing which changes a lot in adults. Reasons for being happy reduces as we grow.

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    1. Pooja G Avatar
      Pooja G

      Yeah that’s true I feel that way too.

      Reply
  71. @JeriMooreBrunton Avatar
    @JeriMooreBrunton

    “CONNECTION LOST! Creative flow instantly glitching.”

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