== == * Physical maturity is when you enter into puberty and the guys start putting muscle on and the girls develop curves and breasts. Emotionally mature people are ones that can communicate well with others; are honest, loyal, have feelings for others pain and have learned from their past mistakes. They are able to retain a good relationship with the opposite sex by being thoughtful, kind, interested in that person's well being and feeling totally comfortable with them, or, they will know immediately the person they are with is not treating them well and move on. There actually is NO age limit to maturity on most levels. I have met kids from 10 + that I call "old souls" that show much more maturity than some people my age. * When you are physically mature it means your body is fully developed. When you are emotionally mature you act mature.
Physically speaking, yes they mature. But emotionally it cannot be said .
Everyone matures at their own pace. Physically, at adolescence. Emotionally, can be at 16, can be at 30.
Children are not mature enough physically or emotionally to join the Army.
Explain the difference between young and mature mountains?
Yes it is. You are not mature enough to handle it emotionally, mentally and physically at 11. There will most likely be complications.
No. They are not emotionally and physically mature enough to have sex with another person. Masturbation, yes, but nothing else. That is why there are laws against it.
At the age of 2 for a Yorkshire terrier, is the best time for breeding, because they are mature, both physically, and emotionally.
Physically mature refers to an organism that has reached its full physical development, often characterized by the attainment of adult size and the ability to reproduce. Fully mature, however, encompasses not only physical aspects but also emotional, cognitive, and social development. While someone may be physically mature at a young age, they might not be considered fully mature until they have developed the necessary life skills and emotional intelligence appropriate for adulthood. Thus, physical maturity is a component of overall maturity, but not the sole determinant.
They are the same thing. Maturity is a continuum, a place along a scale, and there are many different kinds. There is no essential difference between "mentally" mature and "emotionally" mature. A person can be mature in, say, matters of business, but behave like a child in personal relationships. Both are matters of emotional and social maturity. The desirable condition is a level of overall maturity that is appropriate for a person's age. That takes care of the entire picture.
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NO. a 14 year old is not physically or mentally mature enough to raise and supposrt a child. It is best to wait until you are physically and emotionally secure, and are able to provide housing, protection, and financial support for that child.
Heck, I'm 57 and still waiting! And happy about it! Some guys take a lot longer than others.... whether you mean physically or emotionally - and even longer for both.