I wouldnt say its their job but more its a common trait to see things differently, its only
with age that maturity comes
Topic: What is maturity? (Read 44 times)
Well for me I do think if we are mature that does mean we are able to know what is right and wrong. To be mature we are a adult and we can take care of the other people in our life that does need us to help them. And just because someone is a parent it does not mean they are mature.
For me it is not only about our age. My parents did not take care of me when I was born. So I do not think they were ever mature even to have a baby.
For me it is not only about our age. My parents did not take care of me when I was born. So I do not think they were ever mature even to have a baby.
children's hearts should be turned towards their parents or else the whole world will be cursed.
Accepting who you are, flaws and all, is true maturity. Embrace the journey shaped by your experiences.
The most important duty of children is not to forgive their parents, but to accept themselves as the person they have become under their parents' influence. To acknowledge that they are imperfect human beings, the children of their parents, and to embrace both the positive and negative impacts their parents have had on them—this is maturity.
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