So many people feel like they're so grown up when they're in their mid-twenties. This is allegedly when your brain chemistry is actually adult at that point, so perhaps you do magically become an adult when you turn 25. I am unsure about this because 25-year-olds are only a couple of years older than 23-year-olds, and we are not in completely different maturity stratospheres by any means. My 25-year-old friends might be slightly less of a fool than I am, but they aren't ready to completely abandon foolishness altogether. Being in your mid-twenties shouldn't prevent you from having any fun that would be deemed "immature" by harsh critics. If anything, we should revel in our immaturity because it won't last long.
One 26-year-old rejected her date after he suggested they go out for ice cream, and Twitter users are deep in debate over whether she was communicating her boundaries or rejecting him over nothing.