Hoppipolla
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Like... let's say we separate life into child, teen, young adult, adult, elderly.
I dunno about the elderly stage
But between all the others I've noticed really big changes in people.
Child to teen is obvious. Teen to young adult... people become a lot less wild and more orderly, typically. I think it's largely due to the brain finishing developing.
Young adult to adult... I'm not sure. On paper there are no further changes but in practice I guess people's lives change a lot and that can shape how they view things and what they want to do with their time.
And elderly... I guess everything slows down and strangely might in some ways become more like young adult in some ways as you're less busy again. But you enjoy more boring things lol
So yah idk. It's strange to me because I never really change that much so often people seem to grow apart from me, not the other way around.
That being said I also have some health stuff going on that make it harder to fulfill those adult responsibilities, which can encourage you to stay in the young adult stage.
I guess anyone who struggles to find a partner will stay in young adult a bit because things like having a family is how the adult stage really takes form.
That being said, I remember meeting people who were like 30 and 40 and single when I was 20 and they still looked like adults because they had their lives together (their own house or flat, etc).
Anyway yeah I just wanted to explore this a bit!
EDIT -- Oh wow long post sorry!
I dunno about the elderly stage
But between all the others I've noticed really big changes in people.
Child to teen is obvious. Teen to young adult... people become a lot less wild and more orderly, typically. I think it's largely due to the brain finishing developing.
Young adult to adult... I'm not sure. On paper there are no further changes but in practice I guess people's lives change a lot and that can shape how they view things and what they want to do with their time.
And elderly... I guess everything slows down and strangely might in some ways become more like young adult in some ways as you're less busy again. But you enjoy more boring things lol
So yah idk. It's strange to me because I never really change that much so often people seem to grow apart from me, not the other way around.
That being said I also have some health stuff going on that make it harder to fulfill those adult responsibilities, which can encourage you to stay in the young adult stage.
I guess anyone who struggles to find a partner will stay in young adult a bit because things like having a family is how the adult stage really takes form.
That being said, I remember meeting people who were like 30 and 40 and single when I was 20 and they still looked like adults because they had their lives together (their own house or flat, etc).
Anyway yeah I just wanted to explore this a bit!
EDIT -- Oh wow long post sorry!