What was the moment you realized that you were officially an adult?
I still haven't had it happen to me yet (just turned 18).
9 years ago by Yeti
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I still haven't had it happen to me yet (just turned 18).
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I'm 26 with a full time job and I moved out when I was 18. Still don't feel like an adult. Not sure I ever will.
The older I get, the more I'm realizing that everyone in life is just winging it.
You don't ever really grow up. Life most of the time just beats the kid out of you, while you still keep figuring out how everything works.
I refuse to let the kid inside of me leave.
Also I just realized that sentence taken out of context could sound very bad.
First time I went into a strip club. I felt like a boss.
Because you were paying them?
:P
I might have slipped em a dollar or two ;)
The day I really, really didn't want to go to work but did anyway because I knew I had to.
The moment I realized I was an adult was at the age of 32. I took my 1 year old to the park alone for the first time and realized that I was not able to play or relax. Instead the jungle gym and the evil slide were dangerous obstacles that I had to save my baby from. This and the time when I had to share my ice cream with him. It's all bittersweet I enjoy and love being with my little demon.
Shit dude, loooong childhood :D
"They can make me grow old. They can't make me grow up."
The day my first bill came in and I realized that my parents will no longer pay for it. I felt a sudden surge of responsibility and I realized that its only going to get worse from now on :)
Let me guess, next month you recieved another 10 bills from 10 different companies. And then used your new credit card to pay for them and go in debt.
Somehow you know me too well. Been paying those bills off ever since :D
1. :D
2. :)
3. :|
4. :/
5. :(
6. :O
7. >:C
8. XP
You got that right... 8. for XP :D
I became a parent before I was an adult. In some ways I'm still a child and I'm nearly 30. Though I guess having to work to provide for my family before I was 20 thrust me into adulthood or at the very least adult like responsibilities. Life is scary and hard, but in the end it's all worth it.
When I moved out on my own with my gf. That was exciting.
When I lost my virginity, true story.