In your opinion, what should an average man in his early 20 years be capable of doing?

Double anal.

Vicious face slapping.

To be able to stop endlessly posting your every thought here Jack or John or whatever the fuck your name was.

I don't get it, WHY do you do this?

Lift 400 lbs. or Oprah.

R3,

I don't post every thought just the ones I think would make for good discussion.

He should be able to commit to his major/program, and get his used textbooks sold without a significant loss.

So, what I'm getting out of this is that you don't have a clean room and you can't drive.

Yet you do not drive, dildo.

Those are some low standards, PMBT.

I forgot to add making a lampshade out of human skin.

R10 isn't me.

R9 what do you think a 20 something person should be able to do? I agree that those are low standards.

Oh poor confused mentally ill PMBT. In much of the world, 20something are married, with kids, running their households, balancing their budgets and holding down full-time jobs.

The fact that your parents have infantilized you by taking away your power to make decisions is tragic.

25 Things Every Man Should Be Able To Do By The Time He's 25

What do you think of this car? Would you drive it on the highway? I'd be scared. Do you think that Tom Hardy would like if it? I bet he would.

R15 is not me.

R1 that makes me feel way bind. But I'll catch up.

r16 is not me

r17 is not me

I posted r16 and R17 on my phone so you can troll dar those posts.

r20 is not me

None of these is me.

Someone in their early twenties should be able to live on his own and be a fully functioning adult without needing the support or assistance of family.

1. Hold a job and maintain a home

2. Manage personal finances

3. Do laundry

4. Grocery shop and cook basic foods

5. Dress appropriately for specific occasions

6. Basic housekeeping and cleaning

7. Change a flat tire (if you drive a car regularly)

Study for and pass his upcoming NCLEX-RN and then re-sell his used text book for a fair price.

Take 50 loads in one weekend.

Obtaining psychiatric help for his OCD. Zoloft... > 100 mg.

Live for an entire day without looking at his phone.

Know how to walk on a sidewalk without running into other people.

Learn how to start a sentence with any word other than "I".

Learn who to listen to someone else's experience without simply waiting to insert your own barely relevant experience.

Know that three drinks is always enough.

Know when to leave a party.

Know how to cook a basic meal.

Learn how to entertain houseguests and overnight dates.

Why do you expect crazy to be rational?

Never argue with crazy. Nobody ever wins, but crazy enjoys the fight.

Go for an entire day without posting something stupid online.

he should be capable of changing his eye color.

He should be able to satisfy me sexually before I dump his old ass for someone younger!

1. change a flat tire.

2. Bait a hook.

3. Read a map - not rely on GPS.

He should have enough awareness of the world and the other people in it to know that his banal thoughts and musings are not of any interest to them and should be kept to himself.

Avoid a grease fire.

To pass a nursing exam, and then resell all the text books not needed anymore, hopefully without incurring too much of a loss.

If you were early 20's around 30-odd years ago you would have learned to: graduate, masters, wife, 2 kids, first professional positions, 2 houses (this would be my straight brother.)(if you were me, you would have learned to start manipulating relatives so you could live with them and do jack shit while you pursued a career in theatre

If you were early 20's now: walk and talk. If you're lucky.

“A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly.

Specialization is for insects.”

OP, I can tell you’re exhausting to be around. Not everyone is an OCD neat freak like you.