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Thanks anon, let's meet up! I'm almost always logging in daily so feel free to drop by and explore with the gang on SEA hrs.

As for elaboration. Many people lose the curious mind of a child once they try to grow up. They leave behind playfulness and the exploration of the boundaries of the rules of nature, society and one's self. Hence they get stuck in what they think is the only correct way to live and act.

Childlike activities that would help reinvigorate this would be things like exploration, debate/questioning, building things without a set of rules necessarily guiding the process.

Doing things because you find it fun rather than doing it because others will find you in higher regard.
One is not exclusive to the other but the intent is what is important.
Are you doing the thing because you find it fun or are your doing it because other people think it should be the thing you should do.

An example of this in the real world would be reading fairy tales.
That is a childish thing to see an adult person to be doing and others will see you as such.
The trick is... you can actually enjoy the depth of the craft of the fairy tale stories as an adult.
See the value in it. And still read it and enjoy it.

The moment you let go of other's perceptions knowing that on principle what you are doing is not harming others... then you have fully and properly grown up.

All these people too concerned on how they are being perceived are still trapped on this half-baked adulthood.

Don't get me wrong, being able to calibrate yourself for a Time, Place or Occasion is good.
And is an adult thing to do.
But if you are subject to this societal expectation too much to the point of suffocating your ability to express and do what you like when it doesn't harm others, then you are wasting your valuable time on this earth and more to the point, wasting your potential.