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POLL: At what point do you become a "full on adult?"
JohnnyComeLately
Bring back NHL category
10/24/19 5:18pm
More of a process than a point, in my opinion.
crack
10/24/19 5:21pm
None of it's black and white. What does being a kid or an adult even mean?
fattycoug
10/24/19 5:24pm
The question came from your reply about the student athlete not being a "Full on adult"
JohnnyComeLately
10/24/19 5:27pm
My point here and from the original is that we try to break down all of humanity
fattycoug
10/24/19 5:32pm
Ok so how do you define someone as being "full on adult" in your mind?
JohnnyComeLately
10/24/19 5:33pm
I don't know, really. I'm just acknowledging that a college kid can be a "kid"
fattycoug
10/24/19 5:38pm
Uh, I think that is the point of the ultimate question in the OP. When does
Ozymandias
10/24/19 5:55pm
I'd say it's a process. A little more critical after college, a little more
fattycoug
10/24/19 6:01pm
So why use the term when its meaning is so obscure.
Ozymandias
10/24/19 6:02pm
The original post came from someone taking umbrage that a mom
fattycoug
10/24/19 6:08pm
And thus we come full circle.
Ozymandias
10/24/19 7:23pm
Not sure, but people who pat themselves on the back for "adulting" are annoying
Thrill
10/24/19 5:27pm
That’s probably the #1 thing that bothers me on social media.
KG123
10/24/19 5:43pm
My last boss was a woman in her late-30s who led a decent sized team. She talked
Salami Karate
10/24/19 5:48pm
When you are at a point you can care for yourself and someone else
Probable Sacko
10/24/19 5:35pm
When you're not being supported financially by parents etc.
VACOUGFAN
10/24/19 5:35pm
Interesting, lets say that a person supports themselves financially and then loses a job.
JohnnyComeLately
10/24/19 5:37pm
No. Once you become an adult, you have that forever.
VACOUGFAN
10/24/19 5:45pm
My older brother will be happy to hear this.
JohnnyComeLately
10/24/19 5:54pm
That means half of adults aren't adults.
777
10/24/19 5:41pm
Sadly true.
VACOUGFAN
10/24/19 5:45pm
half way between becoming a parent and a grandparent?
Powerbait DPM studnt
10/24/19 5:44pm
When you're married or finish college, whichever comes first.
vagabonder
10/24/19 5:49pm
One year max after finishing HS. By that point you should be independent
Backcountry
10/24/19 5:53pm
When you really start being self sufficient.
Cru Jones
10/24/19 5:54pm
30
Future_Tacos
10/24/19 6:01pm
So, the current leader is when ever you leave the house. But if they DON'T leave
fattycoug
10/24/19 6:02pm
Reminds me of my 33 year old sister in law and her husband who live with my
Backcountry
10/24/19 6:26pm
Sounds awesome
puntersarepeople
10/24/19 7:35pm
Whenever you become financially independent.
Ned Schneebly
10/24/19 6:06pm
TNT will never be an adult.
kalifi
10/24/19 6:15pm
That hurts yet is fair
TNT
10/24/19 6:46pm
I think the answer used to be when you stopped laughing at fart jokes
BluebloodOR
10/24/19 6:30pm
I'm gonna die an 85 year old child
Backcountry
10/24/19 6:31pm
The right answer should be ...
BluebloodOR
10/24/19 6:33pm
Thanks Rudyard Kipling
Bob Vance
10/24/19 6:43pm
When you start living like one.
Carnac
10/24/19 6:37pm
when you've kilt a man, or berated him on Twitter via DM
Bob Vance
10/24/19 6:42pm
When you leave home and start providing for yourself
USMCdad
10/24/19 7:10pm
I think it depends. Sometimes it’s when you leave home, sometimes it’s not. I’ve had 18 year old Privates in combat.
macaroni
10/24/19 7:39pm
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