Worst Things About Being an Adult

Everyone's least favorite word in the English dictionary.

I'm not looking forward to being an adult.

Bills, bills, bills and more bills get use to seeing them in your mailbox.

All the people who tell me to "grow up" and to stop enjoying the things I enjoy doing are ignorant morons, plain and simple. I never wanna "act my age" and never will.

Me in eighth grade: (Cries because Dad won't let me go to Walmart)
Dad: You are not eight years old. You are in eighth grade, the oldest year of middle school, and you shouldn't cry over such a small thing. It's not as bad as Grandpa's death two years ago.
Me as an adult: I'm not going to Walmart, because I'm afraid Dad won't let me. I don't even want to be banned from Walmart or severely punished when I get home.

Not going to Walmart is one of my childhood punishments that has become a goal and a blessing in my adulthood.

At least if your a voice actor and if you get to spend time with the people you choose to be with this doesn't apply. They are so lucky.

People are always telling you to grow up and act your own age.

My life goes by WAY too fast due to all the homework I get in college and I also sleep in a lot and my parents make me go to bed early.

Tell me about it my job always keeps me busy I almost never have time to go On The Top Tens List website anymore.

Between Work and Other stuff most adults never time to watch movies, play video games or anything else fun.

So true, like it happened to me in 2016, when I was 18 years old, I had to study all summer for the TSI exam instead of all that drawing I wanted to do like in 2015 and before, and even after the exam, my mom still told me to study more, (and yes, I am Asian) and in 2018, when I was 20 years old, like in the summer, I was occupied with job AND school together, going to too many orientations, filling up too many forms, and too many doctor visits, no time to go to my favorite stores or doodle my favorite cartoons or text on the phone or anything else. And my mom and dad kept watching me and telling me to get off the phone, it's so annoying. That year is so rated R I don't want to go back there. But 2017, at age 19, I just had job and an online class, but I could still go to my favorite stores and draw my favorite cartoons, it was much more innocent than both 2016 and 2018.

As a kid you mess up no big deal but as an adult everything falls on your shoulders.

In never having kids
Reasons:
1. Temper Tantrums
2. Spoiled
3. Having to do everything for them
4. Take them to school
5. Changing their diapers
6. They are loud
7. They are disgusting (9-0 years old)

I will never have kids

Think of what Abe Simpson said when you reach older age. "With it"

That is definitely true. As you get older, life is no longer fun like it was when you were a little kid. For me, whenever it snows and school gets cancelled (I'm a teenager), I get really stressed, irritable, sad, depressed, etc. When I was younger, I used to get really excited whenever it snowed, but now, I no longer do. I live in Lynnwood, WA. I'm just glad that the snow is not as bad as some states, like Chicago.

When I was a little kid, my life was fun. I got to do whatever I wanted, such as playing with toys, playing out in the snow, miss school (due to snowy weather, since I didn't like school until now). But now, whenever I had snow day, I realized how boring it was :(

Life doesn't have to become boring if you keep your inner child alive.

If someone ever tells me I am too old for amusement parks and roller coasters, they will feel my wrath.

Honestly, screw anyone who says I'm "too old" to do things like trick or treating.

For example I'm an adult and my mom is overprotective and won't allow me to use to go out alone, but when I ask her to take me on vacations more, she told me that she doesn't have to care about my problems anymore since I'm an adult and that I have to deal with it. FML! >:(

I mean it's part of life. Being independent is way way better than having to rely on other people on spoonfeeding you.