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Worth noting that the study that people get the "maturity after 25" came from uses that number only because that was the oldest person in the study. It's sometime after 25, we just don't know how long after. We're constantly changing and maturing, you don't have to be committed to what you started at 25 thinking "this is it".

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This. Even coming out when people are supportive is rough to say nothing of a huge portion of the world hating you for no reason.

Also, pride is more about visibility than actual pride. About showing each other that we aren't alone and that it's ok to be open.

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There is something to be said about abandoning the generational lines though. Pew Research is doing it

As I understand it, only baby boomers are somewhat unified on things and every generation after that drifted more and more into being less distinct, demographically speaking, as a group. The cadence you reference was unified by the end of WWII and, naturally, diffused from there.

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I am willing to not be angry anymore. I'll be civil if I see you in public. But I am not willing to have a relationship anymore because while I hold no ill will, I also am unwilling to risk it happening again.