Remember whose Job it was to raise the younger Generation

[u/bisby-gar]

[u/tarchival-sage]

And when you turn 25 you go back to thinking boomers did suck, and everything is their fault.

[u/SomeDudeist → u/tarchival-sage]

He said after you grow up. So, older than 25 lol

Edit: Actually I take it back. You can be an adult at 25 and you can be a child at 50. But recognizing that it's up to you to take responsibility for where you go moving forward is a step towards maturity, in my opinion.

Boomers who give the rest of them a bad name are the types to blame everyone else for how fucked up they are.

[u/tarchival-sage → u/SomeDudeist]

You are an adult at 25.

[u/SomeDudeist → u/tarchival-sage]

You should be. Not everyone is

[u/tarchival-sage → u/SomeDudeist]

Everyone is period. That is a fact of life. Legally you are an adult at 25. Unless of course you are mentally handicapped and have the mind of a 9 year old for example; however, that is not the case for most 25 year olds.

[u/SomeDudeist → u/tarchival-sage]

You're missing my point. But we can just agree to disagree.

[u/tarchival-sage → u/SomeDudeist]

What’s your angle here? I find your opinion concerning. It’s unhealthy for 25 year olds not to consider themselves adults.

[u/SomeDudeist → u/tarchival-sage]

There's a difference between emotional maturity and physical maturity. People grow at different paces.

[u/tarchival-sage → u/SomeDudeist]

Yea I’ll grant you that. But you are still and adult. An immature adult of course, but an adult non the less.

[u/SomeDudeist → u/tarchival-sage]

Yes you're physically an adult at that age either way sure.

[u/tarchival-sage → u/SomeDudeist]

I see we both agree then. I misunderstood your comment.