Would your childhood self be proud of you?

[No War, but the War on Christmas]

I would certainly like to think so, especially from the place and community in which we started.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Probably not, but I've never been particularly proud of myself anyway.

[bagelman]

Sadly no, as I don't have a decent career or any sort of relationship, although the latter can be forgiven.

[John Dule]

Obviously yes.

[Fuzzy Bear Loves Christian Missionaries]

I grew up with a partisan Democratic home, so the younger Fuzzy Bear, knowing only his world from his perspective, would have thought I turned into an idiot, politically.  On the other hand, probably think that I made a good choice in wives, and he'd think it cool that I adopted my wife's boys, and then our step-grandson.  As a child and a teen, Little Fuzzy know that it was up to him to keep the family line going, so he'd consider it admirable that I made it happen.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

We were living in the Pre Milineal time period where we had a Great Recession, so things change who would have thought that Newspaper would be replaced by computers totally. That was a job for poor people because Newspaper were for the poor Mann, I was a newspaper fanatic

So, the economy and the world changed since we were kids that lead to disappointment of lives

Student loans were supposed to be paid back now it's a race to discharge

[YE]

Absolutely not.

[Cokeland Saxton]

No. I'd be disappointed that I never finished college, have never been on a date, and don't have a job that pays enough to move out of my parents' house,

[HillGoose]

they wouldnt believe it was me, things are too good for my childhood self to have ever even comprehended or believe was possible