When You're An Adult Who Don't Know Things

When I was a kid, I thought adults know everything, and they are 100% right.

When I was a teenager, I thought adults are so outdated. Whatever that they do, I would view them as relatively 100% wrong.

Now, as I am taking steps closer towards adulthood, I realized that, adults are neither 100% right, nor 100% wrong.

Let's review our past, from childhood to adulthood. We were being taught so many things, but obviously we didn't know about everything.

So, when we become adults, there are things that we do know and master,
but there are also things that we are completely clueless about.

That is normal, this is not a problem at all.

Until problems in our lives appear because we don't want to admit that we don't know things.

That IS a problem. A BIG one.

We cover it by acting that we know it, and try to figure things out, which only make things worse.
When we try to seek for help, more clueless people come, offering 'help' (without knowledge), which usually also make things worse.

As an adult, there is something that you should acknowledge.


It is okay not to know things, If you don't know it, just simply admit and try to learn, until you actually do know about whatever it is that you are supposed to know.

That is one of the things that make up maturity in adulthood.
Admitting your mistakes and improvising them.

If you do make mistake, and won't improvise, and instead you throw tantrums away,
are you even an adult?