Maturity
Autor: cadenwalker11 • February 6, 2017 • Essay • 429 Words (2 Pages) • 910 Views
Maturity. A word used so frivolously with little to no true understanding of what it
means to be mature. To be mature has nothing to do with how many years that someone
has lived; it is based more on how many times they’ve made a mistake or experienced
someone else's mistakes and learned from them.
When I was younger my dad used to preach be the bigger person, to take a step back
from the situation, and try to be rational.The dictionary defines mature as fully
developed; perfected. Personally it has taken me quite some time to figure out there is
no age limit on maturity, while this may be true, it also means there isn't an age limit on
immaturity either. Unfortunately some people don’t mature by learning from the errors
of their ways, like some fine wine, they mature with age. As that may be, others achieve
the milestone of maturity with the use of their wisdom to acknowledge their mistakes and
to prevent themselves from committing another act of the same nature. To be mature you
do not have to have a height requirement or be of a certain age, you mature according to
how well you can comprehend all that happens around you.
Maturity is how well you can comprehend what you have done wrong, and prevent
yourself from committing the same mistake again. Maturity. This single word, this eight
letter word, holds a meaning so much deeper than we can comprehend, yet many of us
become mature everyday. Whether it be from age or from knowledge everyone matures
in their own way.
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