Women. At what age do you consider females a " Woman " ?
This, I also asked of men.
I cringe when I see teens 13 - 17 asking questions and being answered as if these were WOMEN asking ! And by women I mean 21 - ish mostly older.
I was treated by elders as a woman at 14 not to mention before that, but I lost so much of my youth because of that and I cringe at some of the young girls today.
Why must we be in such a hurry to grow up. Only to look back and think I wish I hadn't.........
11 Answers to "Women. At what age do you consider females a " Woman " ?"
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So what you mean to say is, teens who ask questions shouldn't be taken so seriously?
I'm not talking about existential "my boyfriend left me, I want to kill myself!/ Am I pretty enough?/I hate my parents because they don't buy me the latest apple product!--type of complaints which are meant to be questions.
Also you said you were treated as a woman when you were 14 or so, why should you be the exception?
I personally don't know when I consider a female to be a woman, I suppose it varies.
There are some cases of women in their 30's who still act as if they just hit puberty and act immature. Also I've met quite a few girls smaller than me who were shockingly more mature than I was.
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A woman = 30 +
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I think this way about men. They don't start even looking like men, instead of teens until they reach 30.Like (1)
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The short answer is not less than 18. This might strange but the long answer is not everyone under that age or even past that age acts like a woman. Maturity is a complicated creature and different people 'grow up' at different ages.
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It's more of a mindset.....
Ummm.... 25?Like (2)
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A woman is an adult. A teen is hopefully a young lady. Some are just brats and don't outgrow it.
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Hard to say. I know a few 50 years olds who still act like teenagers. Really depends on their attitude and sense of responsibilities
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Physically, when you get your menstrual cycle, I would suppose. Emotionally, when you take responsibility for your own decisions and become self-reliant. That was my defining moment. I went into the military as a scared and indecisive little girl. I came out a strong woman ready to take on the world.
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old enough when she was cheated by someone and when realizes a real fairy tale never exists where the prince charming is going to turn up and they are going to live "happily ever after"
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17 and over
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17+
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Best Answer (Chosen By Asker):
Posted by affinityterra Nov 18th, 2012 at 12:52PM
I think that you are still a teen until you are 20. I was also treated like a woman at 13 and I was no woman. I was just a kid.
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Reply by JustMarji Nov 18th, 2012 at 1:07PM
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