Maturity (psychological)

Maturity, in simple words, means acting like a grown-up. It's like being responsible and making wiser choices based on what is right and wrong.

Just like when you were a baby, you needed parents or guardians to take care of you, feed you, and keep you safe. But as you grow older, you start to learn how to do things on your own like dressing yourself, feeding yourself, and doing your homework.

Maturity is like that, but instead of just physical changes, it's mental and emotional changes. It means understanding your thoughts, feelings, and actions and how they affect others around you. It's about learning from your mistakes and taking responsibility for your actions. It means being able to handle situations without always needing someone else to help you.

For example, if you feel angry, instead of having a tantrum, you would take a deep breath, think about why you're angry, and try to express it in a calm and reasonable way.

Maturity takes time to develop, but it's important to keep learning and growing so that you can become a responsible and happy adult.