Your inner kid secretly wants connection. In those unexpected eruptions, all it wants is help making sense of things, especially when they go against its wishes.
Being hurried bothers your inner kid. A comfortable, grounded, and connected method of doing things at a specific tempo is its preference. Resist the urge to rush and remember that slowing down is the key to speeding up.
Your inner child only wants you to realize that your split personas are genuine. It strives to manage everything around it to believe all is OK to support this ambition.
Most people don't grasp this complex yet crucial component of your personality, which suffocates it. Learn to balance yourself since you're here to show others.
While some find this stressful, your inner kid is a wild nature sprite always seeking something new, which brightens you up. Being in nature and creating beautiful things helps your inner kid shine.
Your inner kid desires appreciation for your flexibility in a flawless environment. High expectations are fantastic, but do you appreciate your failures? It might shift the game for you and make life seem like a dream.
While you struggle to establish balance in your life, your inner child may seek the freedom of creation, which includes the beauty in imperfection and imbalance.
Your inner child wants to be held, nursed, and loved, therefore you want to fix everything and everyone. You see clearly and want to have others see it too.
The inner kid in you wants to say no when you want to. Overcommitting may be a way to feel needed and seen. Expand your passion and let your inner kid play in a sunflower field.
To feel accepted, your inner child may have pushed you too hard to make everyone pleased. If you removed those blinders and glanced around, would you find yourself and other great beings having a party? You run no race.
You secretly want others to appreciate your perspective, patience, and understanding for Christmas, and your inner child goes all out to provide it in odd ways.
The inner kid wants to create a new universe, but the adult self explains a million ways it can't happen. A desolated mood makes you grasp for the first light of hope, just to collapse again.
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