“Think You’ve Mastered Adulthood?”: Answer 30 Questions And See How Adult You Really Are
Remember when you thought turning 18 meant instant mastery of budgets, bills, and the mystical art of folding fitted sheets? Welp, you’ve probably already learned that there’s a bit more to mastering all that. Whether you’re color-coding three calendars or still Googling “how do I tell if milk is no longer good,” this quiz is your playful self-reflection on the so-called “adult life.”
We’ll poke at your laundry habits, parking skills, and the real reason your credit-card statement reads like a plot twist. Grab your favorite mug, settle in, and let’s find out if you’re a baby, a teen-adult, a functional human with a toolbox, or a full-blown adulting guru.
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You've Mastered Adulting: yet as a loner introvert that still gets happy over cake, it really doesn't feel like that. 🤔
If someone doesn't get happy over cake, then that is not even adulting..
Load More Replies...It's not constructed properly for someone like me - I know I didn't mastered s***t. It's also partially unsuitable for residents of areas with reasonable public transport. I don't need a car.
Same. I had to tackle the car and the appliance repair questions hypothetically, as I've never learned to drive and rent. There were no options for my scenarios.
Load More Replies...#11. Why would you ask guests to bring anything, sort of not so good hospitality?
Depends on the occasion, if it's on the spur of the moment and the person I invited asks if they can bring anything I might ask them to. But if it's planned, then no need.
Load More Replies...Some questions are multiple-yes (I can tie a tie, but nobody wears them) or no relevant answer (change bed sheets every 3 weeks, clean the fridge annually). As usual, not enough thought into other possible answers.
I took a test to tell me what kind of adult I am. That kinda indicates that I’m not quite the adult I could be, honestly I took it in the hope it thought I would get a higher status than I am, I wasn’t disappointed. Turns out I’m winging it quite well, 50 years old and faking it until I make it.
You're In Your Teen-Adult Years You're teetering on the line between carefree and responsible. Hahahaha. That aint what I'm seeing in the bathroom mirror in the mornings... :-)
Well, being that I've been an adult for a really, really, REALLY long time now (I'm 62), I would hope that I've mastered adulting but I will admit that I fight myself over my budget (it's like, "oops! Time to work some overtime!").
I'm a baby! Unfortunately this list doesn't take into account things like...being a single parent with a single income and health problems and introduces scenarios that A) I wouldn't encounter (I have never had a phone plan expire had have to choose a new one and also, I don't have credit card bills because I don't use credit cards. If I can't buy it with what money I have, I don't need it) and B) wasn't given options for (I reheat pizza in the air fryer on reheat for 3 minutes). But hey...if I'm a baby, I'm a baby with a house with no mortgage, a newish car with no payments, zero credit card debt and manage to support 2 children on a single income.
You've Mastered Adulting: Absolutely not... I'm just existing and trying my best for my kids.
Idk if it's my generation (I'm GenX), but I'm shocked I got "mastered adulting." I low key have imposter syndrome about it, largely because I love whimsy, enjoy being silly, always make time for playtime, love children's and "family" movies, still listen to punk, hardcore, and metal, etc.
I am way tooooo over responsible. My childhood ended when I was 11.5 when my brother (moderate birth defect/major health problems) was born. Now (f76) I wish I could be more laid back. Sigh
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"How often are you late for things?" Where is the "I'll be late for my own funeral" option?
I'm definitely "and" adult, but shouldn't retire yet. Well, that's eerily accurate.
250: Whoa. You've reached a level that most only dream about. Bills, schedules, meals, and minor disasters don't faze you. Seems like you handle it all with calm & precision. People probably come to you for advice on nearly everything. You've got adulting in your DNA and we're proud of you.
You've Mastered Adulting: yet as a loner introvert that still gets happy over cake, it really doesn't feel like that. 🤔
If someone doesn't get happy over cake, then that is not even adulting..
Load More Replies...It's not constructed properly for someone like me - I know I didn't mastered s***t. It's also partially unsuitable for residents of areas with reasonable public transport. I don't need a car.
Same. I had to tackle the car and the appliance repair questions hypothetically, as I've never learned to drive and rent. There were no options for my scenarios.
Load More Replies...#11. Why would you ask guests to bring anything, sort of not so good hospitality?
Depends on the occasion, if it's on the spur of the moment and the person I invited asks if they can bring anything I might ask them to. But if it's planned, then no need.
Load More Replies...Some questions are multiple-yes (I can tie a tie, but nobody wears them) or no relevant answer (change bed sheets every 3 weeks, clean the fridge annually). As usual, not enough thought into other possible answers.
I took a test to tell me what kind of adult I am. That kinda indicates that I’m not quite the adult I could be, honestly I took it in the hope it thought I would get a higher status than I am, I wasn’t disappointed. Turns out I’m winging it quite well, 50 years old and faking it until I make it.
You're In Your Teen-Adult Years You're teetering on the line between carefree and responsible. Hahahaha. That aint what I'm seeing in the bathroom mirror in the mornings... :-)
Well, being that I've been an adult for a really, really, REALLY long time now (I'm 62), I would hope that I've mastered adulting but I will admit that I fight myself over my budget (it's like, "oops! Time to work some overtime!").
I'm a baby! Unfortunately this list doesn't take into account things like...being a single parent with a single income and health problems and introduces scenarios that A) I wouldn't encounter (I have never had a phone plan expire had have to choose a new one and also, I don't have credit card bills because I don't use credit cards. If I can't buy it with what money I have, I don't need it) and B) wasn't given options for (I reheat pizza in the air fryer on reheat for 3 minutes). But hey...if I'm a baby, I'm a baby with a house with no mortgage, a newish car with no payments, zero credit card debt and manage to support 2 children on a single income.
You've Mastered Adulting: Absolutely not... I'm just existing and trying my best for my kids.
Idk if it's my generation (I'm GenX), but I'm shocked I got "mastered adulting." I low key have imposter syndrome about it, largely because I love whimsy, enjoy being silly, always make time for playtime, love children's and "family" movies, still listen to punk, hardcore, and metal, etc.
I am way tooooo over responsible. My childhood ended when I was 11.5 when my brother (moderate birth defect/major health problems) was born. Now (f76) I wish I could be more laid back. Sigh
Jessica's spam site is hosted by Cloudflare. https://www.cloudflare.com/trust-hub/a***e-approach/ might be of some use, or not.
"How often are you late for things?" Where is the "I'll be late for my own funeral" option?
I'm definitely "and" adult, but shouldn't retire yet. Well, that's eerily accurate.
250: Whoa. You've reached a level that most only dream about. Bills, schedules, meals, and minor disasters don't faze you. Seems like you handle it all with calm & precision. People probably come to you for advice on nearly everything. You've got adulting in your DNA and we're proud of you.


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