“Immaturity is the incapacity to use one's intelligence without the guidance of another.”
— Immanuel Kant
Simplified Meaning:
Being immature means you can't think for yourself and always need someone else to tell you what to do. Imagine a small child who doesn't know how to tie their shoes and always asks their parent for help. In the same way, an immature person relies on others to make decisions or solve problems because they don't trust their own judgment. For example, if you have an important decision to make, like whether to take a new job, and you can only decide after someone else tells you what to do, it shows immaturity. Growing up means learning to trust your own thoughts and make smart choices without waiting for others to guide you. This doesn't mean never asking for advice, but it means being able to use your own brain first. If you practice trusting yourself more, you can become more independent and confident.
