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The child inside me never learned to say "no" to a fairy floss (the only sweet I like) — especially if it’s pink, the kind that looks like sugary clouds stolen from a cartoon sky or those "rainbow fairy floss with edible glitter". It's a bit embarrassing to see an adult with a sleepy face holding a giant tuft of spun sugar, but honestly, I don't care: as long as there's fairy floss in the World, my childhood will stay on permanent holiday.
That little me laughs out loud when I see sugar stuck to my fingers, makes a face when the sweet is too sour, and if I can, swaps breakfast for another fairy floss. Adults say "that’s not grown-up behaviour", but I say: so what? If being grown-up means giving up smiling with eyes sparkling just because something is sweet, colourful and pointless... then I'll keep being half child, half sugar, and all joy.
🤭 — Yes, I also like helium balloons. — 🤭
Deep down, I reckon that child knows something many adults have forgotten: life is already so serious, so full of bills, deadlines, and all that, that a bit of sweetness — literal and 🔒
emotional 🔑 — is almost a revolutionary act. So yes, I'll keep eating my fairy floss under the sun, mouth full and heart light, while the world spins around trying to look too mature to have fun with simple things. As long as I have a sweet in my hand and a laugh caught in my throat, the childhood inside me will be alive, happy and absolutely without regret.
Fairy floss and 🔒
your sweetness 🔑... and everything is a fairy tale.
Posted 12/4/2025, 2:00 PM