So I think I have matured quite a bit

Love · **Joined:** Nov 2007 **Posts:** 5336 **Location:**

I realized this about myself some time ago when I admitted to myself that Justin Bieber was actually a pretty good singer and had no problem saying so openly.

So what about you; anything like that happening on your camp as we grow older and hopefully wiser ?

poehalcho · **Posted:** Fri Jan 01, 2016 2:30 am

Every time I see an old post made by myself I laugh at what a noob I was

The internet is like a public wall of shame for these things >.<

I like to think the mark of an 'adult' is how well you can switch between serious and childish when the situation calls for it. In that regard I think I still have a good deal of work. I should really be acting so much more serious about a lot of things, especially my education. I'm at a spot where I should really be putting a lot of work in, but here I've spent my vacation procrastinating away when I should be taking loads off my own shoulders ._.

omier · **Joined:** Aug 2006 **Posts:** 5985 **Location:** ...

I remember saying stuff here years ago that I would not agree with now. Sometimes I find myself deleting my ancient youtube comments after someone replies to them and I get a notification because I find a lot of the comments I left a bit stupid. :palm:

*BlackFox · **Joined:** Sep 2008 **Posts:** 7923 **Location:**

Our tastes... can and do change over a lifetime
for a variety of reasons.

BuDo · **Joined:** Dec 2008 **Posts:** 4714 **Location:**

For me the mark of maturing is demonstrating being responsible, exercising moderation, being rational and having a balanced approach to all things...

Simply realizing that you now like Justin Beiber singing ability doesn't seem like some significant shift towards being mature in my opinion but I suppose if a conscious effort was made to revisit/reassess why you didn't like it in the first place in an effort to understand your own untainted perception of the world around you then that is indeed a move towards maturity...

My own maturity seems to be a slow process... I'm still enamored with being care free and living an unbalanced life....I feel I understand what being mature is about but I don't walk the path often enough...

Isis · **Joined:** Apr 2006 **Posts:** 4171 **Location:**

Definitely have matured a lot since joining here, I'm nearly 35 and a mum...

ShaDeVi · **Joined:** Jul 2014 **Posts:** 155 **Location:** where

Some matured, some just got better at pretending they did :wink:

ltsune · **Joined:** Mar 2008 **Posts:** 5751 **Location:**

I can definitely relate to most of what has already been said in this thread.

I have definitely matured over the years, but not only that, my English has also improved drastically. Looking back at things I wrote on the internet back in 2006 / 07 / 08 really makes me cringe now!

But that's a good thing, I suppose. Keep improving :sohappy:

_Dutchy_ · **Posted:** Wed Jan 06, 2016 2:15 am

ltsune wrote:

I can definitely relate to most of what has already been said in this thread.

I have definitely matured over the years, but not only that, my English has also improved drastically. Looking back at things I wrote on the internet back in 2006 / 07 / 08 really makes me cringe now!

But that's a good thing, I suppose. Keep improving :sohappy:

I call total lies on your maturing more

ltsune · **Joined:** Mar 2008 **Posts:** 5751 **Location:**

_Dutchy_ wrote:

ltsune wrote:

I can definitely relate to most of what has already been said in this thread.

I have definitely matured over the years, but not only that, my English has also improved drastically. Looking back at things I wrote on the internet back in 2006 / 07 / 08 really makes me cringe now!

But that's a good thing, I suppose. Keep improving :sohappy:

I call total lies on your maturing more

Schhhh!.... Don't tell them :sohappy:

Anyway, what've you been up to, man?

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