12 Subtle Signs of an Immature Woman

These are the signs of an immature woman. Sometimes, the signs of immaturity can be difficult to spot. A mature person is someone whose thoughts and behaviors align with real-life situations, rather than misplaced ideas, wishes, and feelings. They are aware of what’s really going on, and they never expect reality to change just because they want it to.

Sources:

How to Recognize and Deal with Emotional Immaturity
 
Signs You’re Dealing with an Emotionally Immature Adults
 
Spotting Emotional Immaturity in High-Conflict Personalities

Chief Editor: Tristan Reed
Voice Over: Troy W. Hudson

[Basillic]

Subjects
0.1 Affective Realism / delusional
0.2. No empathy / self reflection
1. The 'me factor'
2. Verifiable action
3. Living in chaos
4. Basic dependence
5. Taking everything
6. Worth of social media
7. Silent treatment
8. Desperate for attention
9. Projecting her faults
10. Absolute correctness
11. Egocentric desire
12. Intimacy gap

Summary
Delusional, selfish, narcissistic traits, Chaotic, unreliable (/manipulative), overvalue of social media, poor communication, general manipulative behavior such as projecting, arrogancy

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[UnderstandingWriter]

Even a mature woman can have times when she becomes immature. Nobody is perfect because nobody was meant to be perfect, and this is what I call "reality".

[michaelflusche]

I have an ex-girlfriend who is that way. She had all the characteristics of a narcissistic person. She never took the blame for anything and blamed everything on me.

[lxns_metanoia]

Whenever I see these videos, I take notes on how not to be or what to stop doing. However, I *used* to think "these traits remind me of (some other female)"

Focus on yourself- you grow more and better 😊🌻

[melvayaredaguilar]

a person that has the “poor me” mentality is someone that is sad about something or someone. ask them why that is first before speaking up about it

[kevinmalone]

After listening to this video, I can only conclude after dealing with alot of different people in my life, I've come across countless immature people. I even recognized immaturity in myself when I was younger, but grew out of it.

[balljointrock]

just got out of a relationship with such a woman, I did not see it cause i was immature to . I worked to better myself. I out grew this relationship.

[ruva]

Yk whats crazy? These women be grown asl, yet that HS mentallity never left. All I'm sayin is that hella women are like this

[funnytv-]

You have embodied something Marcel Proust described: “The real voyage of discovery consists of not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.“ Your new vantage point is from within. Your path is unshakable: small steps... repeated regularly... over time.

Breathe in and give yourself the rest you deserve. Dream now and continue your voyage of discovery until the sun taps the moon on its shoulder to take its place at dawn.

[roydied]

Emotional maturity comes 100% from self reflection/introspection. Commonly referred to as “emotional age.”

The reason native tribes in so many regions take part in “darkness retreats” where they basically trap you in a cave with virtually nothing except the bare minimum to survive, is because it forces you into a deep state of self reflection in order to bring your “emotional age” up to your physical age.

You don’t necessarily have to disappear from the world or go hide in a dark room, but getting off social media like Instagram and Facebook and tik tok (I know this sounds hypocritical as I type this on YouTube hahaha) is a fantastic place to start. Freeing yourself from outside distractions will really open the mind up and make you a lot more thoughtful of a person in general. Been off it all for 2 weeks now and I feel liberated. I honestly don’t miss it a single bit and I think I’m going to permanently delete some of my accounts as a result. Social media is the junk food/potato chips of the internet. It’s okay to indulge in very small doses here and there, but too many people get completely consumed by it and those people normally suck.

Don’t suck, get off social media 😎

[sandrabeairsto]

I'm a 57 yr old woman. I DO go silent, and it is not because I'm immature. When I have problems, things to work out, within myself OR with someone else, I go quiet, I also spend time alone when I can. It's my way of working through things. I have been in an abusive marriage for 18 years which my kids where held over my head. This is how I process things and work them out so I can talk to that person. I just need time.

[melvayaredaguilar]

being a popular person means they usually tend to speak well of themselves & others

[davesampson]

Thank you . This explains a lot. I just learned things never understood before.

[sylvi]

That sounds more like a Narcissistic trait 😕

[JohnDaker_singer]

My wife is 53 years old. She only displays one of these behaviors, the silent treatment. When she does that, I grab my clothes and toiletries and move outside into our RV, which is just as comfortable as our home. Before I do it, I tell her I’m not talking to her either until she comes to me and wants to have an adult conversation. The longest we’ve gone is about 6 days, but the episodes have become much less frequent, maybe once every 2 years.

[aliisa]

i just realised i’m an immature woman and that scares me a lot, i didn’t know all that i put my boyfriend thru, i wanna change and be the best version of myself and stop being selfish, he does everything to see me happy and all i want is to do the same for him

[stargirl]

this video is more about women than about mental maturity

[lashelabella]

Keeping your distance use as a means of punishing someone if you’re not getting along with someone distances sometime important, instead of force in an argument

[melvayaredaguilar]

being a loner isn’t a good feeling. it is okay to want the appropriate amount of attention

[haroldgreen]

Thank you for this information. I should have seen this a long time ago.