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“When you grow up, you don't lose happiness, you just pass it on to the next generation.”

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“I am grown in so many ways, but in front of my parents I am still a child. I am having a hard time throwing off the skin that I pick and peel. I am the only one who can do it, but I can’t seem to let myself.”

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Book:I Don't Want To Be Crazy

Source: I Don't Want To Be Crazy

“La sensazione era che la vita si era ristretta, diventando adulti. I fatti diminuivano e aumentavano i ragionamenti sui fatti. La sensazione era anche che la vita diventava più costante, scandita dall’abitudine. E le novità erano fuggevoli, oltre che rare. Come se tutto dovesse svolgersi con più precisione, meno sorpresa.”

Growing Up Adulthood

Book:Il desiderio di essere come tutti

Source: Il desiderio di essere come tutti

“Do we let our children be the way they want to be? Do we let them feel what they want to feel? We don't. We constantly try to change them. There is a difference between changing and moulding.”

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Book:The Diary on the Fifth Floor

Source: The Diary on the Fifth Floor

“She was constantly running after her daughter, who took life at full speed. Sylvie was a firecracker. Piper loved her daughter'd exuberance, her happy and joyous nature; she even admired her defiance, which she knew mirrored her own. As Sylvie grew into a young girl, it became obvious that she took after her mother. Sylvie could pass for almost anything: Asian, Latin, Eastern European. Like Autumn Avening, she looked like she could be from anywhere and everywhere. Piper didn't think that she herself was truly beautiful, yet even though she saw her own features on her daughter, Sylvie was the most striking child she had ever seen.”

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Book:When Autumn Leaves

Source: When Autumn Leaves

“Con l’adolescenza i gesti d’affetto della figlia erano diventati rari – un bacetto sulla guancia, un mezzo abbraccio svogliato – e per questo ancora più preziosi. Era così che andavano le cose, si era detta Mia, ma quanto era dura. Un abbraccio di tanto in tanto, la testa appoggiata per un istante sulla tua spalla, quando la cosa che avresti voluto più di ogni altra era cingerli tra le braccia e tenerli talmente stretti da diventare una cosa sola e inseparabile. Era come allenarti a vivere del solo profumo di una mela quando in realtà avresti voluto divorarla, affondarvi i denti e consumarla fino ai semi, al torsolo, tutto quanto.”

Children Growing Up Motherhood

Book:Little Fires Everywhere

Source: Little Fires Everywhere

“Puberty. The word itself sounded like a half-digested lump of rubber.”

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Book:American Ghosts

Source: American Ghosts

“I don’t know what happened to me,” he said, shaking his head. “I honestly don’t.” Bennie glanced at him, a middle-aged man with chaotic silver hair and thoughtful eyes. “You grew up, Alex,” he said, “just like the rest of us.”

Book:A Visit From the Goon Squad

Source: A Visit From the Goon Squad

“A big part of growing up is bringing all of yourself into a space, not just the parts of yourself that relate to the people in the room.”

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Author:Lin-Manuel Miranda

“It occurred to her to wonder if this was what growing up meant, to continuously find yourself in situations that you didn't feel remotely prepared to handle.”

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Book:Top Ten

Source: Top Ten

“The whole idea of it makes me feel Like I’m coming down with something, Something worse than any stomach ache Or the headaches I get from reading in bad light – A kind of measles of the spirit A mumps of the psyche, A disfiguring chicken pox of the soul. You tell me it is too early to be looking back, But that is because you have forgotten The perfect simplicity of being one And the beautiful complexity introduced by two But I can lie on my bed and remember every digit At four I was an Arabian wizard I could make myself invisible By drinking a glass of milk a certain way. At seven I was a solider, at nine a prince. But now I am mostly at the window Watching the late afternoon light. Back then it never fell so solemnly Against the side of my tree house, And my bicycle never leaned against the garage As it does today, All the dark blue speed drained out of it. This is the beginning of sadness, I say to myself, As I walk through the universe in my sneakers. It is time to say good-bye to my imagry friends, Time to turn the first big number.”

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Book:Sailing Alone Around the Room: New and Selected Poems

Source: Sailing Alone Around the Room: New and Selected Poems