Do you consider yourself a mature person?

[zanana1]

I don't mean age-wise. I'm 66 and I'm still waiting for maturity to kick in. I can't talk to Republicans without telling them exactly, in obscene detail, what I think of their ideas . I still turn my CD player on high to listen to Classic Rock. I talk to my cat. (Okay, maybe that has nothing to do with maturity.)
I just wonder if any of us ever actually grow up.

[Socal31]

1. While on the clock? Yes

While outside of work? I am guessing if you polled my ex-girlfriends, not so much.

[Lindsay]

2. My motto is

Growing older is inevitable. Growing up is optional.



(But then I realize that pretty much the entirety of the Republican party seems to be stuck at middle school at best in terms of development, and I guess I've kinda grown up after all.)

[MaryMagdaline]

3. No

[BarbaRosa]

4. On occasion.

[GemDigger]

5. You need to stop peeking in my windows and telling everyone what I am doing!

[democratisphere]

6. I hope not!

Girls and guys just want to have fun! Who wants to be a (G)rumpy (O)ld (P)erson?!

[Solly Mack]

7. Nope. Adults can be so boring. Not gonna do it.

[Arkansas Granny]

8. When the situation requires, I can be mature. Other times, not so much.

[malthaussen]

9. No, I'm not even sure what the word is supposed to mean.

It's friggin' amazing how many words that are taken for granted by most people are completely empty symbol-sets to me.

-- Mal

[NightWatcher]

10. As Jimmy Buffet says "I'm growing older but not up"

[peekaloo]

11. I'm a chronological adult

yet I still like to have fun (meaning I don't give af what others think)

[In_The_Wind]

12. Only when I'm paying bills.

The rest of the time I want to forget the world exist.

I spend my time bird watching and gardening or riding my trike.

[Flaleftist]

13. Nope. nt