Ano po ba ang signs of emotional maturity?


Mature people:
              1.Hindi magagalitin
              2. Mas tolerant of others.
              3. Relaxed
              4.Choose their battles. Kaunti na lang giyera ang sinasalihan.
              5. More appreciative of others and things
              6. Quiet, hindi loud
              7. Accomodating
              8. Nurturing
              9. Diplomatic
              10. Spiritual


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