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Unpopular opinion: being an adult is way cooler than being a kid >

That's because children are an oppressed population. We all just want to no longer be oppressed. >

Joke's on you, when I was a kid I wanted to be an adult, now I'm an adult and I just want to die >

Eh, I figured the restrictions of childhood held me back. And 18-21 was a bad time in my life. Late 20s, after years of just establishing myself, have become the most rewarding. I understand wanting the lack of responsibility, but with that responsibility allows me to fly to Washington DC for the weekend and look at art while sipping beer and smoking pot. Then back to work Monday. I think it comes down to quality versus quantity of downtime and relaxation where I may differ from this post.