maturity, n.Definitions

Maturity is about allowing oneself to make mistakes and create contradictions.

Maturity is hinged to the ability to find solutions to life's challenges.

Maturity is, as the psychic development of the individual, a short repetition of the course of development of the race.

Maturity is discovering the core of strength within one that survives all hurt.

Maturity is a process characterized by a series of energy displacements or object substitutions whereby the source and aim of the instinct (i.e. Oral pleasure) remain the same when the energy is displaced (into smoking, kissing, etc.).

Maturity is achieving a state where one no longer registers surprise or disillusionment or doubt over evidence that depravity exist, or of the kinds of things humans are capable of inflicting in the way of gruesome, hands-on cruelties upon other humans.

Maturity is knowing where one's craziness lies, trying to warn other of the fact and striving to keep oneself under control.

Maturity is bored. Few realize how bored out of their minds they are by what they get from the news media.