What are the manifestations of men's mental maturity?

1, dare to admit mistakes: mature men are not stubborn, can accept different opinions and are good at adopting good suggestions. They have the courage to bear the consequences of their improper decisions and never make excuses.

2, not self-centered: respect yourself and know how to respect others. They are good at empathy, will consider problems from the standpoint of others, do not force others to accommodate themselves, and are good at cooperating with others. All men "like me" are typical little emperors and have not grown up.

3. erudite and reserved: they read books, accept new things and information, and constantly enrich their connotations. But they don't make public, their talents will only be displayed when necessary, and they will never deliberately show off to satisfy vanity. They are like mellow wine, the more you taste, the more delicious it becomes.

Don't talk big: he never talks big casually. He will keep a proper silence, and his voice is clear but not chaotic. Just have a drink and tell your little story all over the table. You can hear it in half the room without speakers. This kind of man will laugh at the audience at most, and no one will take your so-called "road to struggle" to heart.

5, pay attention to the promise: a mature man will never break his word. He attaches great importance to every promise he makes. Before making a promise, he will carefully consider whether his words can really be fulfilled. If he can't, he will never say, and his words will be carried out. A man with an unknown address, shooting at random and not taking action has nothing to do with maturity.

6, broad-minded: don't haggle over every ounce, don't covet petty advantages, don't care about eating small losses, and don't complain endlessly. Their eyes are never caught by trivial matters, and they are often "angels who turn back first" in small family quarrels.