Ep. 172: Being a Kid is Great, but Being an Adult is Better - a podcast by Danny-J Johnson & Jill Coleman
from 2023-12-13T16:02:37.040935
Being a kid is great. You get to play all day, there are never any difficult decisions to make, and it never even occurs to you to be anything less than confident all day long. But just because being a kid is so much fun doesn’t mean growing up is all bad. In fact, we love being an adult even more than the innocence and freedom of childhood. In this episode, Jill and Danny reflect on the top 3 things they miss about being kids, and their top 3 favorite parts about being an adult. What are yours?
Saturday morning cartoons [2:43]
No food or body image issues [4:22]
Anticipation of liking a boy at school [5:33]
Playing outside [7:33]
No decisions needed [10:00]
No self-awareness, and all the confidence [10:47]
Loving the autonomy of adulthood [13:35]
Question the rules you set for yourself [16:57]
Sex & Masturbation [20:04]
The responsibility [23:22]
The freedom to travel [25:56]
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