Be a mature adult, accept and tolerate the imperfections of this world.

Maturity is not wearing a suit and tie, not wearing high heels and lipstick, not worldly, not indifferent and world-weary.

When you are mature, even if you know that the world is not as beautiful as you think, you still believe in beauty;

Maturity is a series of wounds that life gives you, and you do repay them with tenderness; Maturity is a noble reason that transcends emotion and IQ.

Mature people don't ask the past, naive people don't ask the future.

When others make mistakes, we don't always have to stand on the moral high ground to seriously judge, because we may sometimes make the same mistakes.

Many emotions should be told to people who understand, or digested by themselves, because others have no obligation to look at our faces and act as our emotional trash can. There are many' unbearable pains in life' in this world. Tears are not weakness, but a gap in emotional release. If you get it, you should cherish it; if you don't get it, you should let it go.

All experiences are the price to pay for growth and maturity. Just like when I was young, I always missed many people and things because I was immature, but it was not wrong to miss them. What can I not let go?

We are no longer children, so we can't sit on the ground crying when we fall down and wait for others to help us up, as we did when we were children. Now when we encounter setbacks, we should know how to control our emotions and not let those who care about us worry.

We should become mature adults, don't be too addicted to the past, and know how to cherish the people around us. We should learn to look at problems rationally, accept and tolerate the imperfections of the world, but don't forget to pin our hopes on the future and try to live in the present.

Adult is a ceremony, and maturity is a process.

When we were young, we thought we were mature, because we loved several people, suffered several injuries, saw the scenery of different cities and drank different kinds of wine.

However, we still regard rebellion as personality and loneliness as maverick. We are self-centered, always unscrupulous and outspoken. We write all the joys and sorrows on our faces, often ignoring the feelings of others, never taking into account others' emotions, never understanding others' efforts, and never thinking from each other's perspective. We live like durian, covered with thorns. We accidentally hurt others and hurt ourselves.

When all the past has become experience and all the stories of yesterday have become the sophistication of today, we think we have grown up.

However, the world is not mature, but has been polished away and become sophisticated and practical. It is a terrible premature mental decline and the death of personality, indifference and world-weariness after various setbacks, and a compromise to reality because of one's own weakness.

A truly mature person should learn to be independent, which includes economic independence, personality independence and spiritual independence. He no longer has a sense of material and spiritual dependence on his parents, partners and friends, but can give himself enough sense of security and have a clear and definite plan for his life.

A truly mature person is not extreme, extreme, obedient and does not follow the trend.

A truly mature person can recognize himself, without excessive inferiority or arrogance. Can appreciate their own advantages, but also face up to their own shortcomings and deficiencies.

A truly mature person will be spiritually self-sufficient, will not often feel empty or lonely, can maintain a harmonious relationship with others, and is not afraid of loneliness.

This is maturity. Not at our 18-year-old bar mitzvah, nor is it a big deal, but in those ordinary days, help us play every role well.