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Adulthood is defined by extreme personal responsibility. I didn't consider making a baby adulthood, or getting a $100k/year job to be adulthood. If anything, I
by anonbanker 11y ago
Adulthood is defined by extreme personal responsibility.
I didn't consider making a baby adulthood, or getting a $100k/year job to be adulthood. If anything, I was _less_ responsible for my own actions (ballooning to 360lbs), because I started focusing on the things I _had_ to do, and let my personal development stop due to not having time.
Oddly, I realized and _grasped_ the concept that I had to take responsibility for my actions at around 19. But thinking that I had to check these checkboxes off my "Steps to Adulthood" list, I put off everything else in order to achieve it. I didn't actually achieve adulthood from that path, I just had the trappings and appearance of adulthood. But I was still about 13 years old inside.
I didn't consider myself an adult until the second time I made a judge run out of the courtroom (I declared a de jure court mid-sentencing after serving him notice of that right). The actual reason is less than relevant, but it was the taking control of my potential, and using it responsibly to help someone else, that brought me to adulthood.
- Kapow 11y ago>declared a de jure court What does this mean? Google has no results for that phrase, using any verb tense.
- tfgg 11y agoAppears to be a UK "Freeman on the land" [1,2] alternative legal theory. Can't work out much else since it's pretty incoherent. [1] http://www.fmotl.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1693 http://www.fmotl.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1693 [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemen_on_the_land https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemen_on_the_land
- anonbanker 11y agoIt's extraordinarily rude to associate someone with known terrorists and extremists. especially without proof.
- anonbanker 11y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_jure https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_jure Looks like you're stuck in the google bubble. It was my first link on DuckDuckGo.
- Kapow 11y agoThat doesn't explain what "declared a de jure court" means. Declared an according-to-law court? And that made the judge run away? It's gibberish.
- anonbanker 11y agoI know. you don't understand. it's probably better that way. People aren't supposed to go pro se anymore. it's either derided or discredited. I and many others still do. If you did a little sleuthing on me, you could find out exactly who I am, and what I do when I'm not running a website. some people stumble on the truth, and keep on jogging. Good luck with that path.