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10/17/2015 10:16:46 PM
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If you are pre-twenty, you're a kid to me. If you're pre-thirty, you're barely not a kid.
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That's some pretty biased thinking there. People can be a lot more mature than their age entails. And who cares if I haven't heard of some song? Most people I know don't even know what Queen is nowadays. Kinda sad actually. So I guess I could understand your concern or way of thinking. Sorry if I sounded like an ass.
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Edited by Darth Nyquil: 10/17/2015 10:23:43 PMNah. I'm being an ass on purpose, so you're fine :D That said, I thought I was mature at younger ages too. It took a lot more years to realize how childish we can remain for well into our lives. As someone once said, "It seems like we're around just long enough to think we've got things figured out, and then we die." Paraphrased.
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That's an interesting saying. I agree, mostly because hey, we're young, we're supposed to act stupid. But at the same time, there are some things to be grown up about. If the government says we're an adult at age 18 (which I am, in case you really wondered), then I suppose it's time to start thinking about what kind of grown up you want to be, and start adapting. In all honesty, growing up sucks.
