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Now, the EMOTIONAL part is what gets me. I think I've always been...very emotoinal unstable...to begin with, but all these hormonal ebbs and flows really just aggrivate it to the point were I could be all happy and excited, and then at the drop of a hat just feel so crushed that I start sobbing out of control for the next hour </font>

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Oh yes, hormones are a pain in the butt. I still have problems with that... and I'm 22 now, so my brain should theoretically be all fully-developed.

Sometimes I want to smack some people my own age for ruining the plasticity of their brains with drugs or alcohol or who knows what... you only get so many neurons!

Differences between physical age and emotional age...

I'm emotionally immature at times. I'm physically pretty mature I'd think though...

But maybe it isn't just the brain that's the problem? Speaking collectively for people around my age... we like to experiment. Do stupid things. Just for the fun of it all. Can't say it's a good idea... but you only live once, maybe that's the thought behind it.

Me? I'm a perfect little angel. Always have been and always will be.