When I began
looking into what it means to be an adult and if our society forces children to
grow up too fast I ended up discovering a lot about my own life and not just
those around me. I started off viewing our society negatively, blaming our
uncertainty and unhappiness on the mere idea of those around us pressuring us
to become something we aren’t. I blamed our abrupt childhood on the thought
that society forced us to grow up to fast and had too much influence on us.
However, as I come to a conclusion with my work I have discovered just the opposite.
Our childhood and when we choose to “grow up” is decided entirely on us. Those
we let into our lives and have influence on us are solely our choice. And how
we choose to live our lives and plan our future is mirrored off of those we
surround ourselves with. I have come to learn that the only way we can be
unhappy with our lives and how our futures turn out is if we let negative
influences in and allow them to stay. Being an adult doesn’t mean that you’re
unhappy with your life, it means whatever you make it out to be.

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