Yes it was as adulthood is normally about being more independent and fending for yourself for employment and even having a roof over your head.

I didn't read the question properly so put 18! I would say around 21/22. I'm 18 and I certainly don't feel like an adult

and what has that to do with 16 or 17 years old?

To tell you the truth I left that 16/17 option up there to see who’d actually vote that young for adulthood.

I get your point though.

Well 16/17 on average is when people start trying to get a job and be independent, even in this mess of a time it is still the case.

Thanks Redway.

Most are still at school and many hoping to go to further education?

They are not adults not nothing like adults, i really have no idea what you are on about?

:conf:

Okay LT you're clearly in a contrary mood today I see.:joker:

No

I have a 16 year old and i have had another who was 16 and i know their pals and contemporaries, i have a nephew who is 17 and a niece who is 15 and i live with a 15 year old (the TL'S recalcitrant)and NONE of them are adults nor near adults yet

vile little brats, yes

adults, no

Anyone else not feel like an adult till 23?

I'm 41 and still as immature as I was at 16, sometimes. I know people in their teens that are more mature than me in some situations. There's some on this forum.

@ me next time x

22.

:skull:

I'm 29 in three days (the 11th) and I still don't feel like a proper adult so go figure :joker:

Does anyone ever "feel" like an adult though?

Most people seem to be just scrambling and putting on a face of adulthood, but underneath they are a kid not knowing what the fook is going on. :worry:

I've always been a believer in this too