Is it normal i feel like i'm a 'peter pan'?

Michael Jackson thought he was Peter Pan and never wanted to grow up, and look how good things turned out for him.

While some things designed for children are just overly simplified and not fun. A lot of artistic content and products made for children are actually of high quality; adults just don't make use of them because they think they are "childish". For a common example look at the show "My Little Pony", it has at least half a million adult or late teenage fans (of both genders) despite initially being aimed at seven(ish) year old girls.

Sometimes, I wish I were a kid, too. A lot of the stuff they how now days, I would DIE if they were to have had them 10 years ago. When I was 9, I was obsessed with witches and vampires, and they now have these Monster High dolls that I would've killed for, but we all have to grow up at some time, it's a part of life. I don't think that there is anything wrong with enjoying the things you did in your childhood. It's great to be a kid at heart!

You seem more likely like a silly adult. I still have a doll and I still play with children but that doesn't make me a child.

I bought a Tangled Rapunzel doll a while ago. She's just adorable! >< She sits at the top of my bookshelf but sometimes I take her down and brush and re-braid her hair. Last time, I passed by and noticed her hair was messed up so I was like, "Oh no! =o We HAVE to fix your hair!" I was so giddy with excitement. ^^

I have a llama doll! You can't have a stuffed animal collection without a llama. I asked for a Build-A-Bear gift card for my birthday a couple years ago and made Hello Kitty. I've just taken it out because I moved and don't have a place to put her.

She's wearing black and white Converse, pink and white Hello Kitty underwear, a jean skirt, Hello Kitty face shaped purse, Hello Kitty necklace (35th Anniversary) and white Hello Kitty T-shirt with pink graphic of her face with a large bow and it's lined on top, bottom, and shoulders with small red, yellow, green, purple and pink bows along with matching bow for her head. I put my Disney lanyard (lavender {mainly} and pink; Tinkerbell) with pins around her neck and there's a little Beanie Babies Patrick Star attached.

Geez. I didnt realize how excited I get over this type of stuff, lol.

I miss Sanrio. There was a store in the mall where I grew up but after I moved I've never seen one since. :(

I used to have those feelings.. but outgrew them..There is nothing wrong with staying young in your interests...

Some years ago, at the time of the first Transformers movie, I bought myself several transformers. I also work with teens. I like playing video games and board games. I love watching science fiction movies. I've always wanted to go to the bear factory. M favorite store us Target because of all the toys: Ninja Turtles action figures call my attention. Message me if you'd like to keep in touch. I need a penpal.

I think ur fine, society tells ppl what they should do at certain age, everyone is individual and different :)

It sounds like you have a mild case of Peter Pan Syndrome. It doesn't seem to be causing you any problems, though.

Growing up is awful. So of course it's normal :3

It's not normal, but it is adorable ^_^

The great thing is that you realized that you have this inner-child. Some childrens' toys are really cool! Also, using your imagination is a great way to exercise the brain. If you can find someone who is able to be immature with you and still support yourself in life, then I think that buying a build-a-bear is perfectly fine. Just be careful to watch your behaviours in case you might need special help.

Umm.

Quarter life crises much?