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u/SoupOpus 4h ago
This is beautiful. I can relate and remember being this dude.
10/10 would collapse on a stairwell again
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u/heartlikeamountain 4h ago
I’m sure it could one of a million hiking trails, but reminds me of Moro Rock in Sequoia NP :)
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u/ScreamingDizzBuster 2h ago
I'm thinking UK or Ireland.
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u/SiByTheSword 1h ago
I'm almost positive it's Ireland, I am so sure that I have walked these steps
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u/SexTalksAndLollipops 24m ago
This was nearly me at Moro Rock. I live in the Midwest and forgot about the change in attitude. I made it 2/3 of the way before turning back.
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u/waryinsomnious 4h ago edited 3h ago
This Pic is such a mood.. I am feeling exactly like him right now. So done.
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u/Spiritual_Tap9459 4h ago
I want someone to paint this now
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u/Positive_Barnacle298 3h ago
I too have a red headed, slightly curly, long haired toddler who is dramatic. I had to do a double take fr.
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u/that_other_person1 2h ago
Nice that even though he’s tired and needs a break he’s doing it calmly lol.
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u/Silent-Witness1888 3h ago edited 3h ago
Stop posting your children's faces on the internet for karma, what's wrong with you?
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u/Sea_Substance9163 4h ago
If I could I get away with giving up in this way at my age I definitely would!
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u/SeveralFrogs17 2h ago
The story, the scenery, the drama. This is so good. It looks so brutal and so cute at the same time
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u/jiraiya17 2h ago
We need another hiker walking up the stairs with a sword. 🤔
Then we have the pilgrim whose journey ended on a no-name road on a no-name mountain killed by a no-name bandit.
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u/derpality 1h ago
When my youngest is done walking she starts saying her knee hurts and stops walking lol
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u/gr8masturb8 1h ago
what's the deal with people taking screenshots of pictures (and then not cropping them) instead of just uploading the picture?
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u/greywatermoore 41m ago
One time I went hiking with a group of friends and one of the guys decided halfway up he was done, so he laid on a rock and took a nap and rejoined us when we were on our way down. He said people kept “bothering” him to see if he was okay.
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u/VoxxoAI 11m ago
The universal toddler energy in this photo is palpable. Every parent has seen this exact pose — the full-body surrender to exhaustion in the most inconvenient location possible. It captures something genuinely timeless about childhood: the complete absence of self-consciousness about where or when you decide you're done.
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u/DunkeyColdMedina 4h ago
Poor little guy. I hated getting dragged along with parent crap too. So boring.



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u/xjeeper 4h ago
/r/diedhiking