Now, I think that's incorrect. I think it's good to be a kid sometimes. You have a misconception that if we are a kid in that particular instance we are a kid always. But that's not the case. You can be serious or goofy. Sometimes it's fun to act like an idiot. Trying to tell me that it's "immature" to be slammed on whiskey, in a kilt, and swinging around a broadsword as my friends cheer me on and the bartender is calling 911 is redundant. Because it's FUN. Does that mean 2 days later when I'm at my DEP meeting that I act the same way? No. I'm courteous and professional. I'm rigid and I follow the rules to the MARK. You have to learn that no matter what you do, there will different parts of your life. If I was always rigid and acting like a good soldier then I'd be a buzzkill. I'd be shallow. Boring. If I was always insane, drunk, and in a kilt I'd be in prison. I would be homeless and no one could take me seriously. And what about how you act around your family? Or your gf/wife? We change and we adapt. Anime isn't about staying a kid. It's about being a kid for 30 minutes. Enjoying yourself. Relaxing and having a good laugh. I don't want to be an adult 24/7. I be an adult when the time is right. I still volunteer at the fair or wherever and I still have a job. I'm actually single because I'm shipping out on Jan. 26. No dependents! Just don't try to say that I'm an immature person because I don't believe I am. I still make my family and friends proud and I still do my duty as a civilian, Airman, and as a son. Remember. This is the only life you get. There's no next one and there's no reset (different discussion). Just have fun while you can. Share a drink with your buddies. Wear a kilt. Mug someone over a hat (buddy did it once. HILARIOUS). Be a kid. Then do your day job. Finish the frame by 2. Go to the DEP meeting and teach your flight to march. Do PT in the morning. Eat right. Be an adult. I'm enjoying my life so far. I have a bright future serving my country and a life that I can honestly look forward to because I learned to basically juggle multiple personalities.