Jane Ridley Quotes

To Most Of Us, Adulthood Means Being Able To Earn A Living, Possess A Home, Get Married And Rear Children, And This Implies Having Autonomy Or Control Over One's Life. In The 19th Century, Becoming An Adult Was Celebrated As A Liberation From Paternal Authority. Today We Regard It More As A Time Of Regret And Stagnation.

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