Your outlook on life will shift as you become older.

You begin to realize how

essential your inner peace is, and you begin to cut individuals out of your life
that you deem poisonous and unhelpful to your self-improvement and growth. You
start taking less pictures of yourself because you will realized that the smiles of
your parents, the sunrise and sunsets, the oceans, and all the wonderful things
that some people don't even notice are all the things that are worth capturing for.

You begin to understand that it is acceptable to take things slowly and take some
time to think about what you want now and what you want to do in the future. You
begin to invest in important memories that will last a lifetime in your heart and
memory rather than memories that will only be seen in your gallery, and you stop
looking for love because you realize that you owe yourself the love you freely give
to others because you are your most important commitment. And I think that's the
thing about maturity: you'll realize that your worth isn't determined by your
popularity, attention, or accomplishments; it's determined by how much you enjoy
everything about yourself and everything you do.