Name 3 things someone has to do in your opinion in order for them to be considered a "functional" adult?

[Anonymous]

[Nuclear_Warhead]

Reassess own views (instead of always focusing on the "truth", think about the untrue and "rescan" what you think the "truth" is from anew).

Make a net positive impact on the world.

Feel sorry for causing pain, even if it's part of killing pest in your home.

[MrChinaski]

1. Enjoy their strengths and build on their weaknesses.

2. Have interesting, original ideas about things... any things... that aren't social media or popular culture.

3. Have the courage to engage with risk to improve their own lives.

4. Make a contribution to building a better world beyond their local space.

[Chazmatazz269]

Accept that not everything is gonna go your way, no matter how hard you work.
Support yourself.
Respect others, even when you disagree with them.

[Pterodon]

Take care of yourself with no help.
Do your own food shopping and cooking, be able to get yourself to and from drs appointments. Remember to take meds. Be able to use toilet and bathe yourself. Hold down a job and pay bills on time.

[msc545]

They have to be able to engage in critical thinking. They have to provide appropriate health care for themselves, or at least know how to get others to do it. They have to interact with others appropriately.

[MrChinaski]

Critical thinking is a very high bar for attaining adulthood. Have a look at the OECD PIAAC survey of adult skills results. It's uncomfortable reading.

[queenofcardio]

Posses life skills , financial literacy and basic social skills

[4ngelic]

be responsable with your finances, job & health

[NathanDavis]

- hate bills
- hate taxes
- hate loans

[moddy_the_mod]

Drive
Have a job
Stop blaming others for his/her shortcomings

[KostasKouvalis]

Gee, thanks😂

[Iron_Man]

Pay their bills work be a good husband And father

[exitseven]

I am just here to see if I have all 3 of them