I'm at McDonald's. A kid's having a birthday.

[kerberos41]

The kid, who looked about six or seven years old, and some of his friends, and his parents, they ordered a lot of food, and the staff sang birthday songs around him, and he and his friends were laughing happily.
I remember when I was in primary school, if I could get 100 points, my parents would reward me 5¥, and I would go to the canteen to buy snacks. I was so happy at that time. I will never be as happy as I was at that time

 

[lnceI]

I cried and crashed out on one of my only birthday parties when I was a kidcel because everyone was loud and never had one again

 

[lnceI]

I was never happy or comfortable in my life. Everything was a burden, even as a kidcel

 

[kerberos41]

I was never happy or comfortable in my life. Everything was a burden, even as a kidcel

Brutal. I can say "Happy Birthday" to you on your next birthday and give you an electronic salute. I'm not loud. I'm just a catcel who spills milk, so don't be afraid.

 

[lnceI]

Brutal. I can say "Happy Birthday" to you on your next birthday and give you an electronic salute. I'm not loud. I'm just a catcel who spills milk, so don't be afraid.

No I don't want to be reminded of it and I hate cats tbh but thanks for the offer

 

[kerberos41]

When I was a child, I was at my happiest. Back then I was just a quiet kid who stayed home and read instead of going out and messing around, and my parents were fine with that, saying I was a "mature kid who knew what he was doing." When I grew up, I suddenly became an "introverted, inarticulate, incoherent idiot." Everyone was disappointed in me because I couldn't communicate with people face to face without being nervous or thinking clearly. I was always driven by instinct to say stupid things, and I didn't even know it. 100 is no longer enough, the exams are getting harder and more demanding, I am an adult, and I have a lot more troubles than when I was a child.

 

[kerberos41]

No I don't want to be reminded of it and I hate cats tbh but thanks for the offer

ok then i just a wild catcel be kicked out (still quiet)

 

[lnceI]

When I was a child, I was at my happiest. Back then I was just a quiet kid who stayed home and read instead of going out and messing around, and my parents were fine with that, saying I was a "mature kid who knew what he was doing." When I grew up, I suddenly became an "introverted, inarticulate, incoherent idiot."

It's always like this. First you're praised for the same behavior that you are hated for in the future.

 

[kerberos41]

It's always like this. First you're praised for the same behavior that you are hated for in the future.

I guess my biggest problem is that I can't "grow up" what others want me to do. My thinking mode is still the same child as that of "as long as I get 100 points, I will be allowed to eat snacks".

 

[lnceI]

I guess my biggest problem is that I can't "grow up" what others want me to do. My thinking mode is still the same child as that of "as long as I get 100 points, I will be allowed to eat snacks".

Brutal, and same. I remember at the end of highschool when I was observing others mannerisms and actions they were years ahead of me out of nowhere

 

[poorenglishcel]

Eat all their food and spit on the rest that you couldn't eat

 

[kerberos41]

Eat all their food and spit on the rest that you couldn't eat

lmao, but if I get a record because of this, I can't take the postgraduate exam, so no. Funny suggestion.

 

[T1Dcel]

Brutal birthdaypill.