When do Men grow up?
By xtremegrafix
@xtremegrafix (49)
United States
March 31, 2009 2:22pm CST
When do Men grow up? I would like to know. I would like to know because I'm looking in the wrong age group. Do i have too look for someone that looks like my grandfather. Young old doesn't matter what age. So can someone please tell me what age men grow up... Become a man. Live up to their expectations. Take responsibility for their actions.
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@Pleiades (846)
• United States
31 Mar 09
It's not the person that grows up to become a man, but it's their actions and their mind that shapes them.
I've been with and known of men who are in their mid 30's...what a waste of life they are. They had a wife and children yet they didn't go out to find a job, didn't have a car on their own and wouldn't clean up anything. Basically, they were slobs galore. If asked to get up and do something, they acted like you were asking them to run a 100 mile sprint in the middle of summer in Arizona. They weren't taking care of their responsibilities so they lost everything.
I also know a man who just turned 30 who has had everything, but tended to his duties as a father, husband and man. His problem was his wife wasn't meant for him so now he's without his wife but he sees his children for visits.
There's another younger man who is 23 and has no wife or children, but he takes care of his own and his job because his life depends on it. He's a fire fighter and would do anything for the woman he loves, even if it meant for him moving across the country.
So, see, it isn't age that matters, it's how the person reacts to situations. My exhusbands aren't living up to their end of the bargin but it has caught up to them.
Good luck.
*Pleiades
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@xtremegrafix (49)
• United States
31 Mar 09
Very true. Thanks for your life experiences. I have a share of my own. My ex's aren't living to their expectations either. Good luck to you to.
@urbandekay (18278)
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31 Mar 09
Please tell me exactly what you mean by growing up because I was wondering the same thing about women
all the best urban
@xtremegrafix (49)
• United States
31 Mar 09
See what I mean.. Your a man and you don't understand what I wrote. I explained it clearly.. Lol Sorry I can't answer your questions. But you answered mine.. read teh above statement and it's vise versa. good luck to you too.
@urbandekay (18278)
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31 Mar 09
On the contrary, you answered mine, your question was too badly written and ill-defined to be able to answer satisfactorily.
all the best urban
@xtremegrafix (49)
• United States
31 Mar 09
I don't think my statement was poorly written. The other responses understood perfectly what I was writing. Sorry for your confusion. Have a nice day.
@savypat (20216)
• United States
31 Mar 09
About 30 year of age, that is when they really become a joy to be around, some take more time and some a little less. This is my experience
@pricelis (86)
• United States
31 Mar 09
LOL Sorry not to make light of your statement, but some of it was funny! I think both sexes have their moments of not being as mature as they should. The main problem I have with men, is that they don't listen to what you're saying or they hear something totally different from what you meant. I give up most of the time and just let them think what they want.
@xtremegrafix (49)
• United States
31 Mar 09
LOL i understand perfectly what your saying. They don't hear what your saying only what they want to hear. Then when you explain what you said they call you a liar. I tell them please take the wax out of your ears. Or tapped on them to see if they are awake.. Unbelievable. The best thing is to keep quite and not argue. Just tell them your right. And walk away. But sometimes you just have to speak your mind and when you do that. OMG they think your crazy.