Are you meant to be "grown up" at 21?
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Original post by somethingbeautiful
I'm not questioning you, I'm saying that for some people with kids it doesn't. Some people with kids don't have bills to pay and they barely look after their children. That's why I'm saying having kids does not equal maturity.
Well true but I was going for a generalisation I guess.
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