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When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - Elweth - Jun 22, 2019
When did you realise you weren't a child anymore?
Mine was when money became a concern, I start to think whether I can afford things or not.
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - ShinyThings - Jun 22, 2019
hmmm, good question...
Probably about the time I had to pay rent and thought I could fuck up my job. Got fired, got evicted. Shit set me straight because I had no one to help me or let me stay with them. Had to grind to get back on my feet.
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - scam. - Jun 22, 2019
When I realised that I was talking about getting a new washing machine at a party.
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - Hinshi - Jun 22, 2019
I realized I wasn't a child when I made my eighteenth revolution around the Sun in the United States and looked at the Gregorian calendar.
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - Spaark - Jun 22, 2019
(Jun 22, 2019 03:55 AM)Hinshi Wrote: I realized I wasn't a child when I made my eighteenth revolution around the Sun in the United States and looked at the Gregorian calendar.
same but in Australia and at 14
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - Strayaa - Jun 22, 2019
When I was at work and someone gave their kid money and said "here, give this to the man"
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - Zan - Jun 22, 2019
When my first bills came in mail
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - Connected - Jun 22, 2019
The first time I got pulled over with over an ounce of weed in the car. I was so relieved when all we got was a warning for the license plate light being out.
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - nxonwxo - Jun 22, 2019
(Jun 22, 2019 12:19 PM)DMTWizard Wrote: The first time I got pulled over with over an ounce of weed in the car. I was so relieved when all we got was a warning for the license plate light being out.
yeah dude agree 100%, this kind of shit really opens your eyes to the fact that you're an adult (if you are indeed over 18)
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - Sunniebeta - Jun 22, 2019
When I got my first car at age 16. It was a 2003 Hyundai Elantra.
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - StickTalk - Jun 22, 2019
(Jun 22, 2019 01:39 AM)Giselle Wrote: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore?
Mine was when money became a concern, I start to think whether I can afford things or not.
Mine was when I started to have responsibilities. Like I could either pay my rent or become homeless. So I learned how to be an adult really quick. I didn’t have much guidance growing up, so I had to learn by the age of 16.
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - Temp_reassign - Jun 22, 2019
For me, it was when my parents stopped giving me handouts and would just stare at me whenever I complained about not being able to have shit while in truth, I was only just looking for cash to keep up with clothing, trips or dates. It dawned on me right away I had to keep up.
RE: When did you realise you weren't a child anymore? - InvSun - Jun 22, 2019
19 tbh felt different after life from that point forward