We see you naptime

Let’s take a minute to rewind to those carefree childhood days.

You know, the ones with naps, summer breaks at school, and endless cartoon marathons.

Recently, Reddit useru/26LTasked, “What sucked as a child but is awesome as an adult?”

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Here’s what people had to say:

1.“Bedtime.

As a kid, it was the worst part of the day.

But as an adult, it’s the highlight of my day.”

A lamp, nightstand, a modern clock, and corner of a bed with a white pillow on top

“Remember when veggies were like the boring relatives at a family gathering?

u/Muted-Background-521

3.“Siblings.

My brother was SO mean to me when we were kids.

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We constantly fought at home, school, the grocery store, and everywhere else.

Now we are able to spend the day together without getting into a fight!”

“Cleaning my room was a constant source of arguments with my parents.

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Today, having a clean, organized space feels satisfying and helps me stay focused and calm.”

u/VegetableGas1642

5.

“Going to the grocery store.

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“Being told to go to your room.”

u/No1Czarnian

7.

“A home-cooked meal.”

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“Getting a package of socks as a gift.”

u/Cheese_Pancakes

9.

“When your parents said no to a friend coming over.

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10.“Spankings.”

u/Parking_War_4100

11.

“Going to museums.”

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“People canceling plans on you!

It would suck as a youngster, but as an adult, it’s just such a treat.

u/GregaciousTien

13.“Silence.”

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“Buying stuff for the house.

Going to stores like Home Goods and decorating your house the way you want it.”

u/Ok_Finish6977

15.

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“Staying home on a Friday night seemed like a punishment when I was younger.

“Chatting with my friends' parents.

Most of them have pretty hilarious or interesting stories about our childhood.”

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u/Chirivilco_

17.

Shopping at the thrift store as a kid with my mom meant that we were poor.

Now thrifting is hip, fun, and smart in this economy.”

18.“Napping.

I look forward to my post-work pre-dinner nap every day.”

u/squidward_smells_

19.

“Having nothing that you have to do, all day.”

Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity.