You dont stop playing because you're old, you grow old because you stop playing.

*the thinker mode*

You dont stop playing because you're old, you grow old because you stop playing.

I read this quote somewhere, online, and it was stuck in my head for days. Not a bad quote. Something James Barrie might have lived by or believed in. It's a quote that fits my personality, more precisely my character.

I love this quote because it gives the real definition of playing. The message of the quote may actually promote selfishness since it has the word 'playing' and playing is always fun and its meaning also varies from person to person.

For me, it's to have fun in everything that you do, that no matter what we will all be children with experiences added with the years... But to absorb the negative instead of the positive things along the way is what takes out 'playing' in our lives. In a way, if you're having fun, all kinds of people will benefit from you since no one wants to be with a miserable person... no one wants to see you miserable, those who do aren't the best people and you should stop being with them.


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