Have Grown Up Enough?
By Xsparky017
@Xsparky017 (289)
Philippines
June 27, 2011 2:09pm CST
When can we say a person has already matured or still immature? They say if he's responsible and if he's capable of living on his own. There are some who are like that but hasn't established their own personality yet. People tend to be someone they are really not. In this discussion, can anyone give their own meaning of maturity? Can it be learned or developed whenever we want or time will just come and magically make us grow?
2 responses
@thefarmersson (77)
• Philippines
29 Jun 11
Hi Xsparky,
This is one thing I learned and it has connection with the hierarchical relationship between the rich and the poor family, between the powerful and the powerless parents on how they breed their children/child.
Thanks
Dennis
@Xsparky017 (289)
• Philippines
29 Jun 11
Hey there! Wazzup? Your response seems coming from your within. As if it is underneath your deep emotion. Just kidding! :D But yeah, you're right! Unfortunately that happens but not in general aspect. :)
@donquack03 (131)
• Guam
28 Jun 11
Making decisions on your own and taking responsibility of it. That is mature.
Self discipline and self-rule. Highly mature.
Acknowledging that God is there for us. Beginning of Maturity.
@Xsparky017 (289)
• Philippines
29 Jun 11
Awesome! Well that sounds psychology-based definition of maturity. Lol!
For me, hmmmm... I guess a person is matured when they think of the best of others before himself. Oh no.. wait a sec... I think that's what you call a hero. Haha!
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