#childhood memory unlocked

[soggygusher]

[snazzywafflezzz]

80s Mall layouts>>>>

✨️Peak✨️ Mall culture <3

[christmasnostalgiagirl]

[generation-fucked-nostalgia]

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[Video Description: A tiktok video by _ianstnr_ depicting a man overlayed against a Waterpark with a green screen. The caption reads: Kid me waiting for the giant water bucket to tip over.

The man watches the giant suspended bucket as it slowly fills up, nods, then walks away. Cut to him pretending to be splashed by some friends. He glances at the bucket, but it's still filling, so he goes back to playing.

Cut to him walking around nonchalantly. He looks up at the bucket just as it starts to tip. He zips over to the splash zone, closes his eyes, and opens his arms to embrace the incoming splash. The water drops onto him like a waterfall. When it disappears, he is face down on the ground.

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[elysianbabez]

being african american>>> i love us ⟡♡

[luv-stars]

🩷⭐️ the other day, I was in the shower, and I remember being suddenly surprised and yelling, "whoa, what?! I can remember my childhood right now?!" and then today I do not know what I remembered, I just remembered remembering something...

[adventurealldays]

[mrperfectlydamaged]

I grew up in Delhi since I was 5 and we used to have a lot of power cuts back then and for long hours.. i remember hearing kids outside play, while I would just play with the flame of the candle in the hallway, and can't help but think of all the ghosts that lurked behind the darkness that was galloped by the candlestick luminous. The dark back then was uncertain, uncomfortable, and maybe even unsettling to walk into.

But now sometimes lights blind me so much that my phone is on zero brightness with extra dim on. I like sitting in the dark, it's comforting, a feeling of knowing, and provided me with free space. Yes I can see shadows but can they see me? I can see through them now but can they? So now do they smell my fear or is it just the wax burning now?

[dangerousgolemkitty]

Remembering Dragon Booster exists in the year 2024 was like getting sucker punched in the gut. That show was a huge part of my childhood, it played a large part in my development. Like most people my age had the "running man" outside their car window. Nah man I had a dragon instead. Hell looking back I'm pretty sure that show started my lifelong love of dragons. Even if the dragon depicted in the show are not typical.

Realizing that it came out 20 years ago though was a shock though. Like man, I am getting older, huh?

[alienor-s-multiverse]

Clara is so soft 🩷

[soggygusher]

They don’t make movies like this anymore😭

[snazzywafflezzz]

⭕️2000s Target⭕️

Missing this Target :<

[christmasnostalgiagirl]

[inanotherunivrse]

In another universe, you grab the rope swing with shaky hands and look out at the lake where all your older cousins are waiting below for you to join them. You are six and terrified. There are no parents around to tell you to get down and you are desperate for approval in every form at your big age. You want to be brave, to be as fearless as your favorite cousin who is all whooping laughter and reckless adventures at age 15.

So you grip the rope as tight as your tiny hands can, take the biggest breath of your life, and jump before you can back down. You learn what flying feels like at six years old with cheers surrounding you when you resurface. You will spend the rest of your life chasing this feeling to no avail.

You will never be braver than you are right now. So get back out of the water, sprint back up that hill and swing that rope across the lake again. You’ll thank yourself later for doing so.

[sandygorange]

the inner child.

that small child you once were with bright eyes and a laugh that could heal the world. they’re not gone, even on the days when it feels like you haven’t seen them in an eternity. in your heart they live on the playground. that playground is filled with all the kids whose names you cannot remember anymore. their laughs are all that can be heard against the soft buzz of sunshine and eternal childlike joy.

- Sandygorange

[karagin22]

What could possibly go wrong with these two wholesome movies?