So being happily married to my high school sweetheart with well paying exciting jobs on both our parts and still finding life to be an inspiring, fun, challenge at the age of 30 would mean I'm not an adult? Sounds like someone is projecting their sad boring pessimistic life onto others from my angle.
This is probably why "Young adult" and "Adult" are different categories on this website. Way to argue semantics.
I find this chart interesting:
http://gw2census.com/charts.php?pie=...charprofession - rarely have I seen such even profession distribution! And this is based off of BETA balance. Simply amazing.
I find the discussion about what makes an adult an actually adult hilarious.
I know a 45 year old whose mum still cooks him dinner because he doesn't know how to work the oven.
To be honest with you, I think living at home is currently harder than living on my own would be. I'm in full time education currently so I can't actually afford to move house. Looking at things, working isn't so difficult. College work is harder because working is doing things you know about, college work is doing things you don't know about. Bills can go direct debit from the bank account, shopping can be done online and delivered so I don't need a car. As long as the rent isn't stupid, the house would be easy to maintain because unlike everyone else in my house, I don't make a mess of everything I touch.
Things keep tidy around me, I find. It'd be easier than living with my parents because my parents try to make me do housework that I have nothing to do with. Cleaning up a mess I didn't even make, as if they're trying to prepare me for 'adulthood.' What they're trying to prepare me for is parenthood. I am not going to be ready for that in a long time. I can clean my own damn mess, cook my own food, and earn my own money once I get my qualifications.
Being an adult isn't being in that situation, but knowing you can deal with that situation. Your criteria mean my 45 year old friend isn't actually an adult. Of course he is, he's just useless. It isn't that I aspire to be an adult. Hell, I'm a brony. Do you actually think I care about how people are classed by society? I'd just like to stop having people talking down to me because I'm 17, or underestimating me because I'm 17. Sure I don't have all that life's wisdom and experience, but I have common sense.
And common sense isn't all that common anymore.
I might go Charr but then we have the cool Asura !
this is quite cool