6 Things Emotionally Mature People Do

Are you emotionally mature? Emotional maturity is important when it comes to maintaining healthy relationships. Maturity has little to do with your age, but how you think and act. There are a lot of people who are young and mature. People who are mature think and act in a certain way. They have a high level of emotional intelligence. Are you looking for self-improvement and how to be more emotionally mature? Here are 6 things emotionally mature people do.

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Credits
Writer: Anonymous
Script Editor & Manager: Kelly Soong
VO: Amanda Silvera
Storyboarder: Yi Lin
Animation: Naphia
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong

REFERENCES
Brown, Lachlan. 6 signs of emotional maturity (and 7 ways to get there yourself). 9 July 2019. 10 January 2020.

Dutta, Jadab and Suresh Rajkonwar. "A Study on Emotional Maturity and Intelligence of Secondary School Students of Assam." International Journal of Science and Research (2015): 855-862.

Gage, Kris. 15 Signs of Emotional Maturity. 13 October 2018. 5 January 2020.

Saul, L. "Emotional Maturity; The Development and Dynamics of Personality." Lippincott(1947): 1-338.

[Psychgo]

What's your favorite song? Comment below. Maybe you will find someone similar to you below ;)

[kenny-nkdb]

1. You take responsibility for your actions
2. You put yourself in others shoes
3. You are able to show your vulnerability and ask for help when needed
4. You express gratitude even during difficult times
5. You’re open to learning new things
6. You think before you react to a situation

[NenaLavonne]

Respecting others while acknowledging and appreciating differences shows huge emotional maturity ♥️♥️♥️

[indigofenrir]

The biggest sign of maturity is, when someone does something bad to you, you try to understand why they did it instead of exploding.

[tashaz]

Me: I’m so emotionally mature
Also me: **watches this at 3:00am**

Edit: For those wondering why this comment was on May 29 and the video was posted on May 30, I can’t remember for sure, but I think the video was unlisted before.

[mynameisreallycool]

*To me, emotional maturity means:*

• You respect other people's boundaries
• You're honest about your emotions (I struggle with this sometimes)
• You acknowledge your own flaws
• You respect yourself and don't let others push YOUR boundaries (my biggest struggle)
• You don't purposely hurt or embarrass the people you care about
• You know exactly what you want and how you feel (another struggle of mine)
• You don't live to impress others or gain their attention
• You don't break things or hurt others out of frustration/anger
• You don't put yourself before others
• You're able to take criticism
• When someone calls you out for your own toxic behavior, you discuss it rather than blow them off and dismiss it
• You realize that everyone has their own struggles, even if their lives appear to be perfect
• You don't ridicule others who are struggling
• You don't tell overly hurtful or offensive jokes at the expense of others and then get salty when they don't laugh
• You don't try too hard to appear "mature" for the sake of looking "cool" or "sophisticated"
• You don't let others pick your identity or control your life
• You don't get pissed off when someone doesn't laugh at your joke
• You're sensitive to other people's feelings
*And finally*
• You don't say crap like, "Oh I'm soo mature for my age! I'm not like other people in my generation. I'm wise beyond my years. I'm *insert any age older than them* by heart."

[jyoats]

I’m not perfect yet, but I’m trying to be more emotionally mature myself. I tend to overreact sometimes.

[shivamnow]

They understand their emotions, are aware of them and never blame themselves or anyone else for feeling that way. Always remember that feeling sad today doesn't make you a sad person.

[mikepencestoes]

its so hard for me to own up to my mistakes when I was raised in a place where mistakes were punished instead of talked about

[frostyfieIds]

video: 47 seconds ago
comments: 20 hours ago
me: *_confused screaming_*

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Having control and awareness over one's own emotions is a difficult feat. Learning and application of said strategies is the best solution.

[codywood]

People always tell me im very emotionally mature for my age but watching this made me realize that there is still a couple of things i can work on to become more emotionally mature

[shinjilovrrr]

Me: I'm emotionally mature
Also me, knowing I played rocket league earlier and accidentally bumped into my teammate and blamed it on lag: nevermind

[mrithigashree]

This voice makes me feel so darn calm 🧘‍♀️

[aryaa]

Being self aware
Accepting things and moving on rather than whining about it
Not taking things personally, letting go because your peace of mind is more important
Being kind even though the other person is hard on you

[confetti_]

The characters are so cute! I love this artstyle.

[heathenly_aesthetic]

This explains why I *feel* older than I am. 😅
When I was younger, I wasn't sure what people meant when they said I was an "old soul, " or "wise beyond my time."
Now, I look back and thank my mother, my friends and myself for having the support to gain this maturity. 🧡

[athieria]

does someone's childhood decide if they are emotionally mature

[min-zdkk]

The animation is so cute! You always have an answer to my questions!

[howlingwolves]

I know damn well I'm not but I want to know if the people I think are actually are anyway. Edit: yep my bsf is definitely emotionally mature