I’m basically adult in some countries. I’ve almost reached a fully mature age in my country.
Maturity doesn’t give you more control in life, like so many people say. I believe it actually forces you to find a reason to live.
For instance, when I was in middle school and -like so many other girls- very moody, I didn’t give a shit about what my family would feel if they were to be left behind.
Yet, now I’m almost at college, I guess I DO care about my family, however small in size they would be.
I’ve also heard instances from many adults who make a living and work extremely hard for their KIDS. Their family gave them a reason to survive. It is an absolute MUST for them to survive. Their maturity has allowed them to keep moving forward in life, no matter what comes in their ways.
Maybe, maybe.. Feelings suicidal is being immature. We’re not mature enough to see why we should survive. Immature like a kid, illogical and reckless.
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Yep. You got that right.
I once worked very hard for my daughter. She does realize it now.
Now I work hard for grandchildren who are not my flesh and blood but are grandchildren at heart. So yeah. I DO care. Dying would be so nice for me even now. But not good for them.
So here I am typing and breathing.
Nah, meaningfulness is objective
Ditto. Meaningfulness and purpose are human constructs to shield ourselves from the emptiness of our existence in the universe.
Another terrible life