Children Do Crazy Things But Adults Sort Of Do It Too

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Do you ever try to enter in a child's mind and try to understand what they are thinking about or what made them do what they did?
Sometimes I do, in fact it is safe for me to say I do a lot of times. I would get a report about what a 3 year old or a 5 year old child did and when you ask them why they did what they did, casually they would say they just wanted to know what would happen or what is like. You only try to appear mad at them because they have spoiled something useful but in my mind am like nice try and at the same time am praying that their fascination and wonder won't lead them to slightly valuable household items.😆
But this fascination does not only happen in a child's world it is also common in the adult world. Imagine you are in a lecture and professor asks if anyone has a question and in your mind you are asking hell yes I have a lot questions what colour is the under wear you are putting on, would he/she have sex in the campus packing lot or in the movie theater?

Sometimes such thoughts are really important because it lessens the feeling of being bored especially if one is accustomed to routine. Sometimes just try to get out the way and say fuck it I will be late for work or stay a bit late at a night out or I will eat a larger portion of steak than usual. Maybe a bit of trouble just for a day.
One day I was with this hot girl probably the hottest girl in the neighborhood then but I was with her years later when she was more grown and matured and we were taking a random walk. She pointed at a tree in a nearby bush and suggested that the tree was beautiful, just to describe this tree, it was looking like a crooked tree that had struggle with growth hormones in its early life never sure whether to be a tree or a shrub in the Savanna, in September without  any leaves on stunted branches, I knew it was looking great and smelled sweetly bushy, it is how all of the trees appear nothing exotic, I wanted to get into a little trouble with her by not agreeing to her suggestion. But I did not expect our walk to be cut short because of this.
   What are your thoughts. What can you do to let out routine stress out?


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