does it matter were we spent our childhood?
364527
Yes it matters.  Your childhood is what leads you to become the person you are today.  The Child and their views are influenced but the people they grow up with as a peer group and the role models they see in everyday interaction.  Rarely are childhood influences broken with out a major paradigm shift...i.e., trauma.
1055243
maybe you were hurt  from your parents when you were young?
953914
does it really matter ?
479140
Who cares.so what if you were adopted.You love the parents you have now don't you? They are still your parents,it doesn't matter who had you.They raised you and loved you all this time.
1058351
Not everyone was dropped on their heads as children.  Some of us ran into things, butted heads with goats, banged our heads on doors and walls, led with our chins, and so on.  Most of us survived, pretty much intact.  As far as you go, we don't know why you're asking.
628892
I believe it might all just be the different circumstances that all families go through.If we all had money and free time to have fun all day long we'll find a problem with that!I had a great childhood.I'm the baby out of 5 and My dad was an alcholic and by the time i was growing up my dad was in AA and my mom was a counselar and my life was peechykeen until he started back drinking when my bro/sis went to college and armed forces,he and my mom split up.Make a long story short we had to move to another sideof town and I got in alot of fights because I was from a different side of town and I eventually started being bad without a dad around and I started hanging out with the wrong crowd and started selling drugs and smoking pot.After about 10 years I  started to look at life and realize that I had way more to offer the world besides what I was dishing,I got up with one of my friends from jr high and we got married after being together for about 12 years and all we have a great relationship.We both had different upbringing mine laid back hers strict.All I have to talk about is the good times that we had.Allwe did was ride bikes and play cops and robbers play on the top/back of garages,play with fireworks chase girls etc.I would love to be a kid again.
728568
does it make a difference now?\nb
551013
Well, every year had its share of good and bad events;\nBut for me, my year of birth, 1989, was the most wonderful to live in ,coz back then, as a a tiny little innocent baby\n, I couldn't judge things as best or worst. Isn't that why most of us cherish childhood?
810223
does it matter. the two are really similar any way
246219
I Corinthians 13:11  ("When I was a child, my speech, feelings, and thinking were all those of a child; now that I am (grown), I have no more use for childish ways.")\n\nCertainly, as we grow, those things we once thought important fade away and are replaced with new values. The Red Ryder BB rifle I wanted for X-mass as a child is set aside as a laptop takes its place.
63887
Talk about your childhood. Add in particular stories to break it up. Maybe talk about the way your parents raised you, how your relationship with them is. Don't lie, but still try to keep it interesting. It's your view on your own life so there is no right or wrong.
55603
I don't think so.\n\nThey just grew up a bit (like we all do).
987713
My childhood is such a blurr, I only remember certain things..........It was a depressing one that I think I chose to forget.....I remember my father never being around, he left when I was 9 months old, I have 2 older brothers......I remember ugly custody battles........3 days a week me and my 2 brothers were at the pshychiatrists office..........I latched on to the first guy I met, and moved out of that house at 16 and purposely got pregnant, I ended up miscarrying.........I then packed up and moved to Florida looking for a new life only to get wrapped up in drugs.......I'm over all that now.........Thank God, I'm grown up now!!!!!!!!\nIf I could change anything about it, I wouldn't change a thing........I have learned so much about people it's unreal, I learned that sometimes water is alot thicker than blood!!!!
154562
Does it really matter?
451071
Depends on how they were brought up by their parents & surrounding.
337448
I think the only regret I have about being a child was not taking the time to enjoy it more. When we are children, we are in such a hurry to grow to adulthood. Now that I'm an adult, I hvae found myself holding onto the things of my past, looking up old toys on ebay, watching movies I enjoyed as a kid, and trying to remember how much fun I had as a child. The innocence of youth is taken away way too quickly...we grow in the blink of an eye, and then we forget what it was like to be a child. I try to remember that your age is only a number and to be young at heart will help as you get older.
60657
No. Past experiences (good and bad) make us who we are. People need those experiences to grow from. They shape and mold who a person is.