In my opinion, the maturity characteristic of a person is not due to the number of years he has, because I also often find that younger people have a higher level of maturity characteristic than older people.

I totally resonate with this viewpoint. You know, it's like when I was younger, I had a friend who always seemed so wise beyond her years. She could handle tough situations with such grace and empathy, which really showed me that maturity isn't just about age. It's about how you carry yourself and how you treat others, regardless of how many years you've lived.

After thinking for a moment, I finally got the answer, for me circumstances provide more experience than increasing age or being older, because it could be that teenagers who live in poor conditions and have worked hard at an early age have more experience than older people who live in cheaper conditions.

That's a really interesting perspective! It reminds me of my own upbringing, where I had to work part-time jobs to help support my family. Even though I was young, those experiences taught me so much about responsibility, hard work, and resilience. So yeah, circumstances really can shape our experiences more than just getting older.

Of course, parents understand many things better than young people if they live their youth well and continue to learn new things every day.

I completely agree with this. You know, it's like my dad always says that learning doesn't stop just because you're older. He's constantly reading books, trying new things, and embracing new ideas, which I think is so inspiring. So yeah, age doesn't determine our ability to learn; it's all about having an open mind and a willingness to grow, no matter how old you are.

All the best