How often do you find yourself saying or doing things without a second thought? Are you in control of your emotions or do you often react immediately to your surroundings? Emotional maturity is more than a matter of age. It’s about the way you treat yourself and those around you. It doesn’t always come easy and you may even find yourself struggling with it for years. If you’d like to start trying to be a better, more emotionally mature person today, then here are a few things an emotionally mature person doesn't do.

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