At what point did you start feeling like a "grown up"?

[AmericanGirlinJapan]

I'm 25 and some days I still don't feel like a grown up. XD

 

[Tallguy88]

About a year ago. 25ish. I got a good job with my degree, quit my job at Walmart, bought a house, and pay all my own bills.

Sometimes I feel like being a grown up ain't all I thought it would be when I was younger. It's just a lot of responsibility and routine.

 

[Jess4hope]

I still don't completely feel like an adult, but I'm well on my way there.
I moved in with my boyfriend last year and I pay all my own bills.
I'll feel like I've made it after I gain more self confidence and have an actual career.

 

[Mrs Awesome]

I'll be 31 this year and I still don't feel like a grown-up!

 

[Jess90]

I am 24 and I better become an adult soon because I and my husband are going to have a baby in the beginning of April.

 

[sunshinesmile]

I don't know about feeling grown up: up and down.
In the past, when I'd make a choice for the right--specifically one I didn't want to make--the result
was feeling independence, self-confidence, and accountability.

 

[moerunamida]

I'm 29, and I am no where near 'grown up. Maybe when I am pushing daisies.

 

[Wug]

When I left for college I was 18 years old. I really thought I'd grow up fast then being on my own. I am now going to be 21 the end of next month and I still rely on my parents all the time. Even more so now that I am away at college than when I lived at home in high school I think. I am in the Pharmacology Program at school and have 3 more years to get it together before I graduate and move into the real working world.

 

[sunshineforJesus]

Im 35 and still dont feel like a grownup

 

[Sheiriam]

Hard to say when,maybe recently when I realized that a part time job would do wonders for me,or when I realized that an ex colleague has a kid already and I was like,I felt old,I felt like I missed so much in my teen years,in my childhood and now I am missing something in my early twenties.

 

[Sheiriam]

When I left for college I was 18 years old. I really thought I'd grow up fast then being on my own. I am now going to be 21 the end of next month and I still rely on my parents all the time. Even more so now that I am away at college than when I lived at home in high school I think. I am in the Pharmacology Program at school and have 3 more years to get it together before I graduate and move into the real working world.

I think you choose wisely your degree!