maturity

Mature "," maturity "(see maturity (v.)) Directly from" Latin maturitatem "(dominant maturitas) in the beginning of 15c," Maturity of letters "in the middle of the 15th century," Mature " . "Payment date" in the economic sense begins in 1815.

As things mature, it will mature. Maturity is maturity, preparation and complete growth. As with flies growing from eggs to adults, some natural maturation processes are easily distinguishable, but other processes are more difficult to determine. For example, some people say they can not summon friends to use their niche toilet theme because they did not mature a bit despite having a 40-year-old birthday.

Age is a very relative topic. It is just a number, but it is interpreted as a measure of maturity. Just as maturation is not age, the age is immature. Even after this distinction, "mature" is more than just a term, you can handle something more mature than other things. Do not be arrogant, please look at me. When I was in elementary school 4th grade, I lost my mother who was a victim of intractable disease. Before this, my parents were divorced for 2 to 3 years. Between 1 and 2 months, I lived with my father, and my father was physically or emotionally average on a daily basis. No doubt, I learned how to be alone and how to do my best with myself. Now, some people can say that this has matured me more than my years ... I have heard it long ago. However, it is difficult to deal with ourself as "mature" in human relations.