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I've often felt the opposite. Adulthood is the real deal, the time when you finally have to face the trappings of the day-to-day life, as you will have to until
by norswap 12y ago
I've often felt the opposite. Adulthood is the real deal, the time when you finally have to face the trappings of the day-to-day life, as you will have to until you die. Delaying it doesn't seem to do much good; although advancing it wouldn't really help. What would be better is to prepare for it. Something like the apprenticeships of centuries past would be vastly beneficial today I think.
- Yourfags 12y agoI've always wondered what happened to apprenticeships, like they used to be where they were focused more on learning a particular skill. It seems like a far more logical way to develop skills; schools are relatively hands off, you spend alot of time learning on your own, on the job people are often too busy to give you instructions (of course this is a generalization, but still, still profit is the goal). This may be somewhat off-topic, but I always thought the idea of apprenticeships was neat.