Being An Adult Research Paper
Being an adult means you get a job, getting a paycheck, and being independent. Getting a job was a sanctuary away from my family and friends. I also get a paycheck every week that’s going to buy me a car, so I can be more independent and drive myself to work. I feel that this will make a great transition from childhood to adulthood and that is to get a job, spend your paycheck wisely, and be independent.
Working is one thing I’ve always wanted to do. Getting this job has made it so much easier to take a break from family drama. I feel like I’m on my own and can handle anything. This is my way of getting to do things my way and not having my older siblings telling me what to do. It’s so much easier to get the work done when there is no one yelling …show more content…
It’s also helped me learn to buy the things I need first and then with whats left, I can buy whatever I want. It also has taught me responsability with money but also in everyday life. I now know how to manage money better then before, where I would blow all my money on stupid things and have no money left for the things I need. It has taught me how to be responsable and independent in my own life.
Independence has been a dream of mine for a couple years now. Relying on other people to buy me things for me and do things for me is not a good feeling. Being independent makes me feel more like an equal to the people around me. I would rather pay for everything, than it be handed to me. Independence comes with a lot of responsabilities that I now have because of getting a job. This has helped me to stop being a child and start being an adult.
Childhood memories is not something you forget, but everyone has to grow up eventually. Getting away from family is a more childish view on a job, but there are some days that you need a break. Getting the paycheck and being responsible with that is harder than it looks, and sometimes I do buy things I don’t need, but it pays off in the end. Independence is what really sets an adult apart from a child. I chose to be an adult when I got the job at McDonald’s and no matter what anyone says, being an adult is much more
Working is one thing I’ve always wanted to do. Getting this job has made it so much easier to take a break from family drama. I feel like I’m on my own and can handle anything. This is my way of getting to do things my way and not having my older siblings telling me what to do. It’s so much easier to get the work done when there is no one yelling …show more content…
It’s also helped me learn to buy the things I need first and then with whats left, I can buy whatever I want. It also has taught me responsability with money but also in everyday life. I now know how to manage money better then before, where I would blow all my money on stupid things and have no money left for the things I need. It has taught me how to be responsable and independent in my own life.
Independence has been a dream of mine for a couple years now. Relying on other people to buy me things for me and do things for me is not a good feeling. Being independent makes me feel more like an equal to the people around me. I would rather pay for everything, than it be handed to me. Independence comes with a lot of responsabilities that I now have because of getting a job. This has helped me to stop being a child and start being an adult.
Childhood memories is not something you forget, but everyone has to grow up eventually. Getting away from family is a more childish view on a job, but there are some days that you need a break. Getting the paycheck and being responsible with that is harder than it looks, and sometimes I do buy things I don’t need, but it pays off in the end. Independence is what really sets an adult apart from a child. I chose to be an adult when I got the job at McDonald’s and no matter what anyone says, being an adult is much more