[ SECRET POST #6224 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6224 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

IA the mythologized idea of "The Always Serious and Professional Adult" is a myth.
That doesn't mean I'm the same as a 16 year old, though.
In the same way that a 3 year old child is not the same as a 16 year old child.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I've always maintained that my brain feels exactly the same as it did when I was 11. Like, I know more stuff now but my general thought process is essentially the same.

[(Anonymous)]

Haha... uh, yeah, oh, no. GL

[(Anonymous)]

Though now that I think about it, "I am childish and just pretending, so everyone else must also be childish and just pretending" is exactly how an 11 year old would think, so you might be right about that

[(Anonymous)]

If you honestly don't feel there is a difference, I'd be rather alarmed. The people that stop maturing or developing are people that usually have suffered some type of trauma.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm curious if you've been around 11yos lately. For a long time I thought I was the same person as I was as a teen, then I started working with teenagers and oh hell no I have matured a lot since those days. It just happens so naturally and gradually I think we don't always realize it until faced with the reality of what (most) children are actually like.

[(Anonymous)]

^ this is also why people are so bad at both A) writing realistic kids in fiction and B) recognizing when kids in fiction are, in fact, realistic.

[(Anonymous)]

As a mature student in their 30's on a university course mostly populated by 18-20-year olds: THIS. I thought the shared interest/subject of the course would bridge most of the gap, and I do get on with some of them, but my goodness it would be so much easier if I was the same age. I feel like an alien some days. You really don't see the change in yourself until you see an earlier version of yourself and go, "oh."

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IDK Man....you have to really think about what you're saying nonny....

Like...as a 10yo kid, there were a lot of magical thinking going on that I didn't learn to break out of until I got older. Also shallow perspectives of the world that I didn't even realize was shaping my worldview until I was a proper adult.