Seen recently on a T-shirt worn by a middle-aged man: "I am cleverly disguised as a grown up."
We now know that there's a lot of truth in such a statement, especially when applied to men. That's thanks to a study commissioned recently by Nickelodeon UK. The research looked into the differences in maturity between genders, and concluded that men don't really grow up until about age 43, whereas women emerge as mature at 32, a full 11 years earlier!
In fact, the study found that eight out of 10 women believe that men "never stop being childish." As evidence, women cite men's propensity to think flatulence and burping are hilarious. They point to the male habit of eating fast food in the wee hours, playing video games, staying silent during arguments, being unable to cook simple meals and retelling the same old jokes and stories, especially when with their buddies. The study also revealed that, more than once a month, the average British woman felt compelled to tell her male partner to "act ...
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