Two Key Indicators Of Becoming An Adult

Although I am not yet 18, in many ways I am already an adult. I spend at least as much time working and attending school on a daily basis as someone with a standard 9-5 job devotes to their profession, typically more. I pay taxes and bills, make major decisions about my life independently, and regularly take responsibility for younger children. Becoming an adult is a gradual change. Turning 18 in and of itself has no true significance. The process is long and varies for everyone, but maturity and experience are always two key indicators of achieving adulthood. For me, my transition into adulthood is clearly marked by the several months that followed receiving my driver’s license.
Before passing my driving test, I relied on others to drive me