How does it feel to be called uncle or aunt for the first time?

As a post-90s student, I just graduated from school for one year. In my mind, I always feel young, because I just graduated for a year. But once at work, I thought my colleague's child was cute, so I sent him some food, and then the child politely said thank you to his aunt. Then I was suddenly surprised, not sad, but with mixed feelings in my heart.

One: I feel old.

When I was a child, I looked forward to growing up. When I grew up, I was really called aunt by my children. After 90, I found myself really old, and I was already called aunt in my early twenties. We are no longer children. When I was young, we became the most eager adults. But I am not very happy in my heart, because the more I grow up, the more I know the value of time, and I realize that childhood is just right.

Two: I feel a little embarrassed.

I'm not married. Maybe the child is naive and polite, and it is sweet to call you. But when you really call your aunt, your colleagues are educating your children in distress situation. My sister is not married yet. What should I call her? Remember to call her sister in the future. Then the child called her sister. I smiled, although I felt a little embarrassed to be called aunt, it also represented my growth.

Three: Become an adult by yourself.

I always feel young, but the moment I heard you call aunt after zero zero, we knew that we were not young. We were all after zero zero, so we were aunts after ninety. I smiled a few times in my heart, then accepted this fact and slowly told myself that I had become an adult and could no longer be a wayward child. At that time, I discovered that when I was a child, I was really nice, naive and cute, so don't worry.

When I was a child, I expected to be an adult, and when I grew up, I wanted to be a carefree child. I can only say that life is like this, and it is not easy until you really feel it.