We used to think that age dictates where we should be in life.
We’ve been taught with a worldview that at a certain age, we should already be this or that.
And can you remember when you were a kid when adults ask you questions like, “What do you want to be when you grow up?“
Your response may be something like, “By this age I will already be this.”
It may sound practical, as if adding a year to your life solves a lot of things. But then, as you approach the age of 30, 40, or even 50, you realize that growing up isn’t everything.
Yes, it has its own advantages. But some people age yet remain immature and naïve.
jessa 