[LJD3Tdance]

When do you think you stop being a young adult?

[sarah*]

When you hit your 30s

[Lucia_mommy]

Yea, probably around 30

[ashleykathleen]

I think I agree with the previous posters...30ish you become just an adult.

[one.juniper]

I kind of think of the idea of a "young adult" as a term which helps people smooth through the transition from teenager to adulthood - not so much a real thing but a crutch to help us cope with our independence and responsibilities. As a young adult you can still lean on your parents for instance as if you were still a teenager. To me young adulthood was defined by my time in university, and I considered the moment at which I began working, paying off my loans and living in a normal house (rather than student housing) the moment at which I ceased being a young adult and became a normal adult.

[LJD3Tdance]

There always things at our church that are for "young adults" and I've started asking myself...am I one? I never used to ask that...never before this year...

[Gaby&Emmy'sMama]

I tend to think it more depends on the person, but probably around the 25-30 mark...