Harry Potter

"You know, when I was young, there were few things that brought me as much pleasure as reading these novels.

"When I saw the newest novel on the store window I jumped and threw my fist in the air and ran around in circles because of the excitement.

Now that I look back at it, I realize that this novel is a children's novel. The main character isn't mature,
and speaks too rashly. The villains are flat caricatures who barely resembles a human.

It's always painful isn't it? To outgrow a hobby. It's like your wisdom tooth. At first you realize some trivial, unimportant element , "thing" wrong with this hobby, maybe because you didn't have a good night's sleep or you did the hobby in a wrong way. But these "things" keep on adding up, keep on piling up on one another until something, the size doesn't matter, SOMETHING, about this hobby appears and that SOMETHING cause the pyramid of "things" to complete collapse and pile over. Then you realize suddenly that you don't like this hobby anymore. You realize you have to ditch this hobby. Then the implication hits you that can never get the same memories that you had with this hobbies anymore.