You know your adult when…

Sleeping is more important than whatever you used to stay up late at night doing
Saving money becomes more important rather than spending it.
You buy an expensive desk chair because of back problems.
You don’t care how things look but how they function.
Being popular isn’t important, being authentic is.
Things that save you time are valuable to you.
You are ok with being wrong, and you can learn from others.
You look to yourself as sometimes the best mentor you can have.
Doctors are your friend, not a burden.
You eat things that make you feel good, not that always taste good.
You can say no to things that don’t help you, even though you are tempted by them.
Your appearance is not a reflection of your self-worth.
Your success is about being happy not about achieving an arbitrary standard.
You love based on what is inside, not for superficial reasons.
You give because you want to, not for any other reason.
Doing things to excess aren’t fun anymore, and being balanced seems a better strategy.
You realize time is so important that money is nothing compared to that.
You pay for things that you can do yourself because you would rather spend time doing other things.
You start to see the essential tragedy and comedy of the human condition.
You look forward to things that are silly to others but encouraging to you.
You forgive others who may have done the best they knew how to do in the past.
The past and the future are an illusion and you live in the present.
You read silly lists like this to see if you have forgotten anything important or to remind yourself of your own values.
Insults don’t bother you. That person has issues that have nothing to do with you.
How other people treat you says everything about themselves and nothing about you. They don’t know who you are.