Are you a grownup?

I do have some childish traits (I still play a lot), but I'm pretty darn responsible too - so I think I'm grownup and that people think I am as well.

All my life I wanted to be a grownup...now that I am one, I think it was worth the wait.

At 13 I thought I was mature enough to be a grownup. At 14 I realised how little I knew and how far I'd come. At 15 I knew a little more. At 16 I looked back on when I was 14 and shuddered at how ignorant I was. At 16 I decided I no longer cared. That is probably when I really grew up.

I like being a grownup, but I never want to be old. I hope to not be old when I'm 85.

I didn't feel grownup until I was 25 or so.

Having just seen the new trailer for the new Star Wars movie, I've decided being a grownup is for the birds. I'm now 11 again.

yes by some of my own definitions/compared to some of those around me; no for others; I checked both.
yes in others' estimations, if there are those who think otherwise they've never shared the opinion with me.
I have no idea what my parent(s) think about the subject.
Growth is an ongoing process.

i don't consider my self grown up and probably will never finish growing up but i think those around me consider me grown up....at least most of the time.

Part of my definition of being a grownup includes being able to act like a kid if I feel like it.

It's pretty recent, but at 29, I finally really feel like a grown-up. Not that I don't still have plenty of growing up to do, but I hope that continues as long as I live.

YES I AM A GROWN UP I'M NOT A JERK LIKE JONATHAN WHO MAKE COMMENTS ABOUT PEOPLE HE DOES NOT KNOW AND ABOUT THEIR GRAMMER JONATHAN THE JERK KEEP YOUR STUPID ASS COMMENTS TO YOURSELF !!!!!!

thanks, patty! that's the funniest thing i've seen since my brother accidentally cc:ed me a piece of email talking about this girl he had a crush on who turned out to be a lesbian, and how he had asked if he could watch her having sex with her girlfriend sometime and she had said "yes, but if you do my girlfriend will want to strap on a dildo and fudge you in the ass."

Patty, if you're going to cuss people out, please use correct grammar.

Patty, that is the least grown-up thing I've seen anyone say around here since Brian left.

And boy, is it ever funny when you misspell "grammar".

excuse me brainy people GRAMMAR ops YOU ARE THE MOST NASTIEST RUDE PEOPLE I'VE EVER COME ACROSS AND THEY SAY PEOPLE FROM NEW YORK ARE NASTY.! HA I THOUGHT THIS WAS JUST SOMETHING YOU ANSWER NOT THAT PEOPLE CORRECT YOUR EVERY WORD. STICK YOU AND YOUR COMMENTS WERE THE SUN DOES NOT SHINE I'M SURE YOU WHO MADE COMMENTS ARE SMART ENOUGH TO KNOW WERE THAT IS, I'M A LADY SO I WILL NOT CURSE LIKE YOU JERKS WITH ALL THE COMMENTS,BY THE WAY JERKS JUST TO LET YOU IDOTS KNOW I LOOKED UP THE WORD GRAMMAR IN THE DICTIONARY,BET YOU DID NOT KNOW I KNOW HOW TO USE ONE OR EVEN HAD ONE

I think I just started missing Brian. I've been through 30 surveys with new comments because Patty insists on having a fit on every single one of them. Who was it that suggested we should be able to block out certain people's comments? ;)

I'm sorta missing Brian because at least he posted the occasionally interesting survey - flames just don't excite me. I'm wondering if SC requires a scapegoat?

Off with her head!

My last comment was out of line and I apologize.

steve... I liked it.

Awww how cute..a new hellraiser ;)

I'll be a grown up this year but I'll always be immature

Literally, by age, I am not, but I am much more mature ("grown-up") than alot of people I know who are, by age, grown-ups...

Well, I'm out of school, I have 3 jobs, and I'll be moving out of my parents house shortly (the reason for my three jobs), but I don't know if that's grown-up-ness or not. I don't really care about such labels. I still get Happy meals and watch Disney movies, so it's hard to say.

legally, yes. emotionally, never.

*sticks out her tongue at Patty and blows a raspberry* How's that for GROWN UP!!!!! neener neeener neeener