Sometimes people want to go back in time when they were still babes, collecting and eating, not bothering about anything at all because there is mummy and daddy, uncle and aunt...

Sometimes people want to go back in time when they were still babes, collecting and eating, not bothering about anything at all because there is mummy and daddy, uncle and aunt to buy stuff for them.  Well, this is the story of a FECAite in Abia Zone, Chinonso Ogbuokiri, a graduate of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and currently the editor of the Write Your Story series.She shared her life experience about adulthood on her social media page and says adulthood is scam. 

Read on:

"Greetings to all who enjoyed free clothes from older siblings. I remember my siblings say a couple of times after giving out new set of clothes that they didn't have clothes anymore. Well, I enjoyed it all. I mean, they were my older siblings (Feeling of entitlement).

When money started leaving my pocket for clothes and wears, I had a feeling of "Adulthood na scam". When you flip the other side of a helping hand, you see it actually cost something. I mean, it could have been channeled to something else, the helper could have helped himself with the help (English).

The 5k from a rich man could have been used for his village meeting (Garden egg).The flipped side of a helping hand is cost. It's not your entitlement.

Appreciate it whenever it comes no matter how little. Have a help-full week."

What do you think about this post.? Let us say that you are the first son in the family of six children, or the first daughter, what was you experience like when it comes to sharing clothes, or giving away your clothes to your junior siblings?

Write your story below in the comment section please.