25. I decided to stop partying and cut out all of the negative people in my life. I started living a very simple, quiet, peaceful life with my fiance, we became pregnant and had a beautiful baby girl on New Years Day 2011 🙂 She is amazing and I absolutely love being a Mother, therefore love being an adult 🙂 I don’t miss the partying days/drama AT ALL!
dada:
just this days … and I am 38 !
Tapestry:
Adult? I felt aware when very small.
The greater the responsibility, the more adult I felt.
I was the first of the first born & given to the Grandparents,who were only in thier late 30’s.
Before kindergarden, they had me reading, doing math & reading maps.
We took a trip to NewYork. My grandma couldn’t believe that Grandpa let a child under 4 yrs
old map out the trip. He said, “remember up is North & the hand you write with is East.
Rob:
Never, there will always be a child inside me. When I’m 50 I’ll still have moments where I’m 6, or 18, or 36.
Emmy:
23. Lived through a major loss, was diagnosed with PTSD, and found I had the courage to get up each morning and keep walking forward. In some ways it feels like innocence lost, but my faith is stronger and I am a better person for it.
Danielle:
I’m 22 and still a kid
Debi:
When I was 10, my mother was diagnosed with a mental illness and I grew up that day to start taking care of mt little sister.
Patrizia:
When I left the comfort of my house and my country to make a new life for me, 18 years old
Blink:
I don’t know. I feel like a grown up, with all the responsibilities of bills, rent etc and knowing right from wrong but at the same time I’m still just a big kid.
Anita:
I have been an adult all my life, but now I’m gradually becoming a child!
Ria:
23, when I graduated college and got a job in a foreign country.
Ashley:
At 23 I became an adult. How i respond and speak in life matters immensely, but everything is not about me. What is important to me will be shown in the life i live, so I live according to what is important to me.
Annabelle:
Hmmm I’m not an adult yet
Drew:
I’m 18 and I still feel 8. I don’t see myself ever becoming an adult, but I do see myself maturing and moving forwards.
when em in first crush.
25. I decided to stop partying and cut out all of the negative people in my life. I started living a very simple, quiet, peaceful life with my fiance, we became pregnant and had a beautiful baby girl on New Years Day 2011 🙂 She is amazing and I absolutely love being a Mother, therefore love being an adult 🙂 I don’t miss the partying days/drama AT ALL!
just this days … and I am 38 !
Adult? I felt aware when very small.
The greater the responsibility, the more adult I felt.
I was the first of the first born & given to the Grandparents,who were only in thier late 30’s.
Before kindergarden, they had me reading, doing math & reading maps.
We took a trip to NewYork. My grandma couldn’t believe that Grandpa let a child under 4 yrs
old map out the trip. He said, “remember up is North & the hand you write with is East.
Never, there will always be a child inside me. When I’m 50 I’ll still have moments where I’m 6, or 18, or 36.
23. Lived through a major loss, was diagnosed with PTSD, and found I had the courage to get up each morning and keep walking forward. In some ways it feels like innocence lost, but my faith is stronger and I am a better person for it.
I’m 22 and still a kid
When I was 10, my mother was diagnosed with a mental illness and I grew up that day to start taking care of mt little sister.
When I left the comfort of my house and my country to make a new life for me, 18 years old
I don’t know. I feel like a grown up, with all the responsibilities of bills, rent etc and knowing right from wrong but at the same time I’m still just a big kid.
I have been an adult all my life, but now I’m gradually becoming a child!
23, when I graduated college and got a job in a foreign country.
At 23 I became an adult. How i respond and speak in life matters immensely, but everything is not about me. What is important to me will be shown in the life i live, so I live according to what is important to me.
Hmmm I’m not an adult yet
I’m 18 and I still feel 8. I don’t see myself ever becoming an adult, but I do see myself maturing and moving forwards.
At the onset of Menstruation.
I am not adult so far
Not yet…still waiting for that moment!