What do you think is your mental age?

This photo is beautiful, such a pretty young girl. If you mean the "physical mental age", tested by doctor to check how much my brain functions, I am in my early 40. How I feel, most of the time I feel in my early 30, some days I feel as I were 100 years old.

Is that one of your grand children? She's just beautiful! I can tell you I felt a lot younger last year before cancer.

I would say I feel a lot like you; sometimes I'm an excitable eight year old, and then other times I am mentally weary like I would be in my eighties. If I had to give a gauge of my mental age, I would guess 30 to 35. There are too many lessons I can't unlearn that raise my mental age. Now, physically? Undoubtedly, I am sixty-five. In reality, I'm a grand forty-two.

I guess I feel older or younger - depending on the day/time/situation. I was never good in math anyway, so it's just best that I don't think about age in numbers at all .

There are quizzes that determine our IQ and EQ. I think I should go there and then get back here (lol)

I really don't know but most people say I think like a wise person

I also do not know since it depends on the situation. When at work I feel old and matured. When I am home I feel like a child wanting to rest and play and eat. When I am out in the sea for example I feel like a teenager who could do many things there.

Inside one's heart for sure. I think I feel like I am about 37. Mentally that is. Now if my physical body would just catch up.

I never think of my mental age, I leave my mind to stay as it is, the same unaged tool, for my soul, which is unaging too. Our brain might physically age, but to my mind, our mind never ages. I do not worry about the mental age of my brain either, as whatever it is, it is, just a tool for my real self, my spiritual self. We are a spiritual being, having a human existence, in our body, and brain, not a human, having a spiritual experience. If we see it that way, our brain, and body, serve us, rather than our thinking that they age, or deteriorate, because the real us, never does. I think our consciousness, and awareness, levels can change, but I see them as being connected to our heart, and soul, more than to our mind. The more we love, and understand the truths of our loving, our conscious awareness level grows with this loving.

I think myself as an old woman in my early 60s which I am but people say I don't look so.

My mental age is 22; but my body feels like 90. I think a lot about the time I got married at the age of 22. Have a good week. Who is the lovely young lady?

it's an interesting concept. most days i daydream like a teenager. when i'm hard at work, i tend to think like i was in my early 20s. i worked like a horse then.

Such a beautiful photo and the color is incredible. I feel like e child sometimes, other times like 100 years old. Just depends.

I have basically had adult responsibilities since I was a child. In a way, I was always just an old soul, without much of a childhood. But it was strengthening for what was before me, and built me in to a stronger woman. As long as we keep learning, we are never really old. And as long as we never give up, I think we keep on learning. Maybe I'm wrong in this, but that's my take on it all.

I honestly have no idea but I like to think I think more maturely for my age. Sometimes though, I know I think like a child.

17 for sure. No mistaking that.

About 16 and ready to rock and roll. If the mood strikes me I would also love to play with Barbie dolls again only problem is I have no dolls

My mental age is young.

I feel like I am 16 years old

I am a 16 year old forever.