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The original was posted on /r/nostupidquestions by /u/ordrius098 on 2023-09-07 06:47:30.
I'm 23, my dad's 66, I was born from his second marriage and I get he's older than most of my friends parents/people my age in general, who range between very late 40s to late 50s, sometimes early 60s. He's always called people 20-25 years ish younger than him a "kid", and despite these "kids" being older than me, I also consider them kids. Millennials are a lot younger looking and savvy and the oldest of the millenial generation are now in their early 40s. To me they're just finally becoming adults. It's hard to pin a certain age but, generally I'd say around 33 or 34 is when I don't consider someone a youngster like myself. Entering the mid thirties is what I see as a full adult. What are everyone else's takes on this?