When you're eight years old nothing is your business.

Summary

This quote implies that at a young age, one does not have the knowledge, understanding, or responsibility to be concerned or involved in certain matters. It suggests that children at the age of eight are typically carefree and lack the maturity to deal with serious issues. Responsibilities and the concept of personal boundaries are not yet developed at this stage, enabling children to enjoy their innocence and have a sense of detachment from the complexities of adulthood.

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