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Adam Scott on the Late Show With David Letterman, explaining how easy it is to get him to come party with you.
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*click on each image to get the full view; some parts got cut off*
I made this because of the recent news coming out about NBC’s Fall lineup.
It was hastily made in Photoshop, but I think I get my point across (I also think I speak for many who feel the same way I feel!)
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Not really more mature just more experienced
I’m older and while I do feel older in the sense that I am aware of the time passing by me, I don’t feel like an adult or rather how I thought an adult would feel. It’s just more has been experienced so my reactions are more measured as the shock value wears off. It’s interesting, I guess, maybe this is what maturity is. It isn’t the ability to control yourself in emotional situations, but rather the fact that because you have been through them before, you, a “mature” person, don’t react because it’s old news. They have been there and done that and while something may seem like it should hit a nerve they have already weathered that storm before.
I dunno I see people with kids that are my age and I am shocked. Not because having a kid is such an incredible rarity but when I try to empathize, I can’t. I just don’t feel mentally ready for such a feat that I sometimes begin to wonder if I am somehow developing at a slower rate mentally than my peers. This isn’t to say that I am even old enough, in my opinion, for a kid. I am only 22 but when I see my peers moving into these scenarios, I can only wonder if it were me in their shoes how would I respond? I had a conversation with my friend about his kid and the lead up and I realized though that no one is ready. There is nothing that could prepare someone so you simply have to deal with it and find a way to make it work. Ah maturity aka “deal with it”
It seems pretty pass or fail. I mean I walk dogs part-time right now and some people own pets but pay me to take care of them. People can barely take care/have time to take care of a dog how do they even handle children. It’s just interesting I guess. Some might say I was too sheltered but I’ve seen fairly sheltered individuals just over-compensate for the fact. Of course I sometimes wonder if I just merely have the self-awareness to understand where I am mentally and emotionally and that my recognition of this prevents me from making a hasty decision. I’d be nice if there were a guide to living written just for me, about me. Unfortunately, that doesn’t exist… I guess I’ll have to wing it.
