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At what age (or stage of life) do you think maturity comes and you quit being young?

tolteq · 2009-06-14 09:34:36

i wonder like. sometimes you feel young in ur head, but old on the outside. does that make sense? anybody got any real insight.

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#52 11-11-2009 6:24pm

norwegianwood

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Maturity and being an adult are two completely different things. At 23 I would be considered an adult, but I would not consider myself to be mature.

But I guess the it kinda struck me the most when I was 16 and this little kid came over to me and started messing. Promptly his mother shouted, "leave that man alone!". Always before someone would have said "boy" but not "man"

weird, I had a similar experience recently. A little kid ran out in front of me in a shop and nearly tripped me over. His mam came over and she was like 'Come on, out of the lady's way!' It was a couple of minutes before I realized she was talking about me.

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