“We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.”
— George Bernard Shaw
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When we are children, we play all the time, and it keeps us happy and active. As we get older, many people stop doing fun activities and become more serious. This lack of fun and play makes us feel old, not the number of years we have lived. Think about old friends who still play sports, joke around, or try new hobbies. They seem younger and more full of life compared to those who don't do these things. The message is that if we keep engaging in playful, enjoyable activities, we will feel younger and more energetic. So, even as we age, it's important to keep having fun, like playing games, trying new things, and not taking life too seriously.
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