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Maturity and age

Joel18

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Maturity and age . Are they directly proportional, i don't think so experiences makes maturity in people. Technically more you live in this world more experiences you attain hence you would be matured so a minimum age should be there for attaining maturity but can we say everyone crossing a specific age would be matured, I don't think so maturity hits based on experience in life and if someone gains that experience with his life at the moment onwards he is matured.

Shortly maturity is attained by experiences which not only depends on age but also based on circumstances.
 
We can never judge or define a person by their age or appearance. People get mature by the damages and events they went through, Appearance mostly can be deceptive.

I've seen a 60yrs old boy and a 20 yrs old man and I’ve seen both with my own eyes.

I really appreciate this post. I have had this thought in the past. Happy to see another soul much thoughtful as this.
 
We can never judge or define a person by their age or appearance. People get mature by the damages and events they went through, Appearance mostly can be deceptive.

I've seen a 60yrs old boy and a 20 yrs old man and I’ve seen both with my own eyes.

I really appreciate this post. I have had this thought in the past. Happy to see another soul much thoughtful as this.
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Maturity and age . Are they directly proportional, i don't think so experiences makes maturity in people. Technically more you live in this world more experiences you attain hence you would be matured so a minimum age should be there for attaining maturity but can we say everyone crossing a specific age would be matured, I don't think so maturity hits based on experience in life and if someone gains that experience with his life at the moment onwards he is matured.

Shortly maturity is attained by experiences which not only depends on age but also based on circumstances.
Hello and good evening bro. Very well said . Age is not a factor for being mature in life. It's the experience which one gains. Life is the biggest teacher anyways. Age is just a number , one can get matured earlier depending on what they have faced in life , yet some people even after a certain age don't ................ That includes me hahahaahaha. I just thought I will end my reply on a lighter note . :)
 
Maturity and age . Are they directly proportional, i don't think so experiences makes maturity in people. Technically more you live in this world more experiences you attain hence you would be matured so a minimum age should be there for attaining maturity but can we say everyone crossing a specific age would be matured, I don't think so maturity hits based on experience in life and if someone gains that experience with his life at the moment onwards he is matured.

Shortly maturity is attained by experiences which not only depends on age but also based on circumstances.
A very insightful and thoughtful perspective on maturity and age! You're absolutely right; maturity and age are not directly proportional. While age can provide opportunities for experiences that contribute to maturity, it's not the sole determining factor.

Experiences, as you mentioned, play a significant role in shaping maturity. People who face challenges, overcome obstacles, and learn from their mistakes are more likely to develop emotional intelligence, empathy, and wisdom, which are all hallmarks of maturity.

Your point about a minimum age for attaining maturity is well-taken. However, it's essential to recognize that people develop at different rates, and some may gain maturity earlier or later than others.

The idea that maturity is attained through experiences, regardless of age, is spot on. Circumstances, such as upbringing, education, relationships, and life events, all contribute to an individual's level of maturity.

In essence, maturity is a dynamic and multifaceted concept that cannot be solely defined by age. It's a continuous process of growth, learning, and self-improvement, influenced by a complex array of factors, including experiences, circumstances, and personal choices.

Well said!

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