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posted by: white (reply) post date: 12.31.03 (11:31 am) being immature is one thing, being responcible is another. I think you can be free, what some people percieve as immature, and yet at the same time be responcible. I think that people look at me of acting a bit immature, but really it is a way to just be expressive. posted by: milagra (reply) post date: 01.04.04 (7:34 am) Maturity is many things to many people, but I think being responsible is part of it. Some of it is just being aware. As we get older, we gain knowledge of how the world works and we should use that knowledge to do the right thing. I also think it is a never-ending process. |
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maturity seems to be an issue now these past few weeks, not only for me but for other people i know. so what is maturity? is it limited to action? and how far can it go...