Agree or disagree: "Age is no guarantee of maturity."?
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ANSWERS: 75
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Agree.
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Totally agree!
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I agree. "Mental Age"
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i completely agree with you.
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It's usually a step in the right direction but some folks seem to have lost their compass for one reason or another.
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Agree!
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I'm the poster child....agree:)
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agree about 4000%
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Agree 1000% !!
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I completely agree!
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I agree :)
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Agree. I've met 40 year olds that couldn't get their shit together and 20 year olds that own houses.
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Agree. My 2 cents.
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Agree. Older people can be emotionally immature while younger people can be emotionally mature.
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totally agree :)
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I couldn't agree more! One is automatic and the other is not!
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I agree!
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totally and utterly agree
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I definitely agree.
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100% agreement.
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There is proof all around us.
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Absolutely agree! I have met far too many people two or three times my age, who have yet to catch on to the most simple of concepts - things as basic as civil conversation, objectivity or the application of common sense. At trhe same time, I have met kids half my age, who make me look bad in their ability to do the right thing, regardless of what it costs them.
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Completly AGREE!!!! Working in customer service I have come across several "adults" that can throw temper tantrums just like a 2 year old.
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i so agree
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I agree. It's no guarantee of wisdom either.
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loo @/@ completely Agree!!
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Thats for darned sure!
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fully agree. alot of adults can act childish more than some younger adults. example being my stepmother. i love her to bits but she acts like a stupid teenager when her bf comes over. i cant understand why she acts like that as id see it as a major turnoff. guess maybe the guy will only know that way that she acts though.
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100% agree.
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I completely agree with this statement.
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oh yeah, i agree. i know people that are much older than me and act as if they are in preschool. i just want to put them in time out or something.
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I agree, and know some walking examples to prove it.
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It is for cheese and wine!
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If we are talking about people, I agree.
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"Oh Oh" ME, ME!!!! I ain't never gonna grow up!
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I ABSOLUTELY AGREE. For the past forty years I have said that I still haven't figured out what I want to be when I grow up. ;-)
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Absolutely agree!!!
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agree hands down
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brain
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Complete agreement
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Completely agree!
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Yes, Maturity comes from mind and thinking. Age generally represents experience and maturity comes from thought.
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I agree 100%! I've seen some immature adults and some very mature children, its all about mental maturity.
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Agree. Just think of Baby Huey in diapers.
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Disagree, old people are old.
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nO BRAINER...definately one of life's truths.
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quite agree. An evil-minded spirit never stops telling me that. Why are you persevering?
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totally agree. My husband was the perfect example. He was so immature!
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I also agree, a have seen only a few mature wives.
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Oh, I agree. I may be getting older, but I refuse to grow up! :-)
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totally 100% agree
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Agree
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i agree, it just depends on when it begins for some people.
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100% agree. There are 18 year old men and there are 40 year old boys.
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Agree, it's in your control and how you were brought up, etc.
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I agree.
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I completely agree. I am sort of in a situation right now, where My age versus this man I've been seeings age is about 8 years. I don't know what kind of females he has dated or been involved with in the past. He always refers to my generation as dumb, or refers to us being different and gaped by generational reasoning. Which, ok i get it. But, no matter the persons age or numerical significance nothing beats genuine knowledge, maturity and intelligence.
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What is age? But a count of how many years you have been on this earth. My intelligents is not limited by these foolish chains in which people throw on me. I have to say to I agree with ur statement.
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AGREE. definitely. I'm engaged to a 19 year-old who acts like he's 25 but then i know a 35 year-old who acts like she's 15.
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Depends what you mean by "maturity" Experience is something that situations give you and age gives your body a lot of it's power so a bloke in the army and a police officer while of the same age will still get pissed up on their days off.
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AGREE!!!
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LMAOROTF
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Of course agree. But neither is youth a guarantee of insight
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Agree, Look at MJ (God rest his Soul)
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completely agree!
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cant agrue with that statement..my mom and I have a good 30year difference between us but i swear to god it's like agruing with a 5 year old
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Strongly agree. I've met some horribly immature oldsters.
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What an immature question.. Just kidding, I agree...
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Completely agree. Example: my grandad is acting like a child (you don't want to know) while I am acting like a grown woman (I'm 17, bad life)... Weird world, huh?
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agree i'm 10 and i have a mental age of 14 i am 10
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Totally Agree,,My Grandpa used to Love to Play Video Game Boxing and hate if someone was talking to him and interrupting his "Game"
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agree +5
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yep
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I agree.
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