Boyfriend is immature. Should I give him more time to grow up?

Boyfriend's thinking is childish. Whether you need to wait for him to grow up depends on how much you love your boyfriend. If you two have deep feelings, you must wait for him to grow up. If your feelings are average, there is no need to wait for him to grow up. After all, everyone's youth is precious, and we don't need to waste precious youth on people who are not important to us. Generally speaking, girls are more mature than boys. Whether psychologically or physically, girls develop earlier than boys, so girls will like boys with high interest rates.

Don't lose heart if your boyfriend is an immature boy. It's meaningful to grow up with him, depending on your patience. Don't keep calling him childish. Men and women will have their own sense of superiority in the process of falling in love, so even if the boyfriend is really naive, he will not admit it, let alone let his girlfriend always say that he is naive. As a girlfriend, don't always say that your boyfriend is naive, otherwise he will always admit that he is naive and will not change.

If you want him to become more mature, you should encourage him, praise him and let him make progress step by step. Talk to him about his ideal. Boys with ideals and goals will become more diligent and mature in the process of struggle, and men with a sense of responsibility will have their own ideals and goals and become more mature and stable. So, if you think your boyfriend is immature and has no goals, talk more about your future life, let him know more about his heart, and then work with him.

Supervise him more at ordinary times. Boys will inevitably be unconscious. Many times they are naive. A successful man is supported by women. Therefore, as a girlfriend, we should pay more attention to supervising our boyfriend, don't let him fall into temporary comfort, and understand the longer-term future. Only if you supervise him more in your daily life will he gradually mature. Many successful men need a woman to supervise and accompany them.