31 Twitter Users Relive What The Best Part Of Being A Kid Was

Oh, to be a kid again. The bliss of not having to worry about that crazy thing called adulting. Bills, you say? I'll take a nap in my mountainous pillow fort, thank you. The nostalgia is so real it hurts in this viral Twitter hashtag.

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