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When you no longer want to have sex, you are supposed to be fully sex-maturedWarPhalange said:
Were most of you fully matured by your age 25
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The discussion centers on the evolving perceptions of maturity among individuals in their twenties, particularly in relation to life after college. Participants reflect on their experiences transitioning from college to adulthood, expressing feelings of uncertainty about their career paths and personal growth. Many acknowledge that they still feel immature or unprepared for adult responsibilities, despite having developed personal beliefs and philosophies. There is a consensus that maturity is a continuous process rather than a fixed state, with individuals often feeling more mature as they age, yet still recognizing the complexities of emotional and financial maturity. The conversation also touches on societal expectations of adulthood, with some participants questioning traditional markers of maturity, such as home ownership and family life. Overall, the thread highlights a shared sentiment of ongoing self-discovery and the challenges of defining maturity in a rapidly changing world.
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[i don't mean to teach] i mean mature is or should be categorized to be used at the right time and place and on the right person. we will always find a mistake in whatever someone is doing, just how we look at it also shows a sign of our maturity, ignoring this just let's the matter go far endlessly
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lonton said:
HahA!
I hope that never happens to me!- #34
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lonton said:
Does wanting to, but not getting any still count?
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