>>105160993>you could still actually make new friendsAs an adult, you choose who to spend time with, friends are more meaningful.
>you still had lots of free timeAdult free time is intentional and often more rewarding than school hours.
>you didn't have to seriously worry about daily expensesIndependence comes with managing your own money, and the freedom to spend it how you want.
>you were able to buy what you want(if you had an allowance)An allowance is tiny; earning your own cash lets you buy anything you choose.
>you didn't have to worry about your health that muchBeing young doesn’t eliminate stress; adults can take care of themselves on their terms.
>you didn't have to workWork gives purpose and autonomy, unlike mandatory homework.
>you had less responsibilitiesAdolescents still deal with grades, social pressure, and uncertainty, adulthood is self-directed.
>you had less pressureExams and deadlines are pressure too; adult pressure comes with freedom to manage it.
>you could actually explore the world and find what you likeAdults can explore without curfews or restrictions, real choice, real experience.
>and the list goes onIndeed it does.
