How does maturity get measured?
I had a wonderful childhood and loving parents. Is it normal I rely on these memories to sustain me as an adult? I'm a mature, functional adult. Not married by choice. Seems a risky undertaking this day and age.
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I had a wonderful childhood and loving parents. Is it normal I rely on these memories to sustain me as an adult? I'm a mature, functional adult. Not married by choice. Seems a risky undertaking this day and age.
depends on the morality and personality of the person. i am seventeen and not like most people my age. i refuse to have sexual contact or anything of that sort until im married. most guys my age are all into sex. i look for a girlfriend though personality not their body. basically im an outcast due to being different but i feel im am mature, as do some of the people around me that have spotted me for me.
I do not think it is good to live in the past but I think it is normal. Maybe because I do it. My childhood was great because of my sister. I did not feel like I belonged anywhere but my sister loved me and it made all the difference. We never had sex or even kissed but she would come and lay with me and I would put my arm around her and hold her close . It is a beautiful time in my life and it sustains me in times that are not so loving and caring.
Maturity gets measured i guess by how much you would take the piss out of someone who trip over and landed face first in poo.
No reaction = very mature
Pissing with laughter = very immature
i dunno.
i don't see how it matters.
Hmm my horn-helmeted friend, also a good analogy. However I would also see this one as measuring someone's sense of humour, I mean someone falling and landing face first in shit is just funny.
No laughing - No sense of humour
Pissing with laughter - Normal sense of humour
Maturity is measured in the length of time you spend each week giving your next door neighbour the two fingers, but only through the wall.
0-60 minutes per week - Mature
1-10 hrs per week - Less Mature
11-168 hours per week - Not mature, but very cool