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How old is mature?

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I'm curious as to what age constitutes mature?
I don't feel any older than I did 10 years ago, and some would say that I still behave like a teenager. But I guess at some stage you must be considered mature.. confused:
I believe that I will have the same outlook in life ten years from now as I do now and had ten years ago.
So is mature just a number, or an outlook on life?
"Age" is a number.
"Maturity" is an attitude.
dunno
Said obviously by someone closer to 50 than 40 :shock:
:grin:
like Dammy says you cant put an age on maturity, its not like wine or cheese
maturity is an attitude, i have met 25yr old guys who are more mature than some 30 odd yr old blokes i know,
it is down to the individual
Earthy xx
Quote by dambuster
"Age" is a number.
"Maturity" is an attitude.
dunno
Said obviously by someone closer to 50 than 40 :shock:
:grin:

:thumbup: age is something that comes to us all, maturity can mean full development; perfected condition: maturity of judgment ?? just an :idea:
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Said obviously by someone closer to 50 than 40 :shock:

:therethere:
You are still hump able!
wink
I agree, age is a number and maturity is an understanding...... it's kind of the way I was thinking, thanks for sharing xx
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I'm curious as to what age constitutes mature?
I don't feel any older than I did 10 years ago, and some would say that I still behave like a teenager. But I guess at some stage you must be considered mature.. confused:
I believe that I will have the same outlook in life ten years from now as I do now and had ten years ago.
So is mature just a number, or an outlook on life?

I know a 50 year old woman who is very immature, but then i know a 25 year old male who is very mature. I dont think you can put an age on maturity, it just comes to those who want it. (not everyone does)
Louise xx
thinking more about it, it think it can also depend upon the situation
people can act very mature in one situation but be a complete child in another
so its still an attitude but i guess iam trying to say we can be both.
Earthy xx
Is being mature anything to do with smelling like cheese? biggrin redface :D
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people can act very mature in one situation but be a complete child in another

redface surprisedops: :oops:
:grin:
A year older than whatever age I happen to be. cool
Quote by dambuster
"Age" is a number.
"Maturity" is an attitude.
dunno

:thumbup:
Quote by dambuster
Said obviously by someone closer to 50 than 40 :shock:
:grin:

Ditto confused
you know most people that know us would say we are a well balanced couple with a solid mature outlook on life - BUT .........
we really like to let the child in us out to play now and then
maybe thats what keeps us mature ??????
I don't imagine most people who refer to mature in their adverts is particularly referring to a 20 something, regardless of that 20 year old's attitude/outlook on life.
I`m mature in years, but my immaturity still shows through sometimes lol i dont know whether thats good or bad but it is me lol :lol: :lol:
r1rider
Its the years of late prime, where you still are attractive and sexy, but usually to discerning and appreciative types. After that you are past it and basically in the ailing phase of life.
when I was a teenager I thought I'd be mature when I got to the age of 30 lol
When I got to 30 ..I thought I'd be mature at 40 :lol:
Coming up to 40 in a couple of years.. I have had to mature slightly with new responsabilities with having my daughter but still have that inner child in me & be :silly:
I am now saying to myself that full maturity is when you take your last breath.
Life is too short so why can't we all have fun whatever age rolleyes
Quote by dambuster
"Age" is a number.
"Maturity" is an attitude.

Absolutely. And age difference matters little when you click with someone.
My favourite quote, I have no idea who said it btw -
Growing old is inevitable - growing up is a choice.
I'm mature at work, or when the occasion calls for it. But most of the time, I'm the one running around like a 3 year old laughing, and singing for no apparant reason. Or is that insane not immature???!!!!
Quote by earthchild
thinking more about it, it think it can also depend upon the situation
people can act very mature in one situation but be a complete child in another
so its still an attitude but i guess iam trying to say we can be both.
Earthy xx

That about sums it up Earthy biggrin
Me get pissed and fall over??? Never redface lol
Im the oldest person in my Martial Arts club.
Last night, after training everyone was congregating around the edges of the hall. I spotted a big, empty space- and forward rolled my way across it!
As I jumped to my feet at the other side of the room & wen't out of the door, I heard a 14 year old girl I train with say " I worry about that kid" :giggle:
I consider that reaching maturity is when you get to the age of your parents. As (unless you are the owner of a time machine) that is not possible, I plan on being immature for as long as my body holds out.
Hah! I'm 60 and still feel I never grew up. I don't think it matters particularly but obviously I suffer from people making judgments about me from just a number.
For myself I find people of all sorts of ages sexy.
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Hah! I'm 60 and still feel I never grew up. I don't think it matters particularly but obviously I suffer from people making judgments about me from just a number.
For myself I find people of all sorts of ages sexy.

AND you have one of the most friendliest faces I've seen in a long time smile :smitten:
awww! *blushes*
It's amazing what Photoshop can do for the elderly biggrin
Quote by ToshUK
awww! *blushes*
It's amazing what Photoshop can do for the elderly biggrin

:giggle: ahhh photoshop, botox for the poor and needlephobic.... sorry I couldn't resist redface
She's right though, you do have a friendly face
Well if your mature then we are too! Why use labels?? Your only ever as old as you feel biggrin