<p>hmmm... has anyone else noticed that males are more immature than females at the same age? like i notice that no guys who are freshman have girlfriends and all the freshman girls that do go out with upperclassman. why is this? it is quite interesting</p>
<p>How do you define "immaturity?</p>
<p>"like i notice that no guys who are freshman have girlfriends and all the freshman girls that do go out with upperclassman"</p>
<p>retarded.</p>
<p>No guys who are freshmen have girlfriends? I highly doubt that.</p>
<p>I find guys and girls (at the college level) are pretty equal in terms of "maturity".</p>
<p>Guys mature later than girls, but at the college level, they should be pretty much even.</p>
<p>I think both sexes are equally mature; they both get completely wasted, engage in scandalous activities, pass out and then forget it ever happened :)</p>
<p>"'like i notice that no guys who are freshman have girlfriends and all the freshman girls that do go out with upperclassman'</p>
<p>'retarded.'"</p>
<p>Seconded^</p>
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<p>Huh? In general it seems that younger women are attracted to older men more than the opposite. There's sort of a stigma here it seems. I know plenty of older male-younger female relationships but the reverse is less common and kind of looked down upon. Nothing to do with maturity, I don't think. I remember on several occassions girls being interested in me at parties but when they find out my year they shy away. Was I not as "mature" before they knew my age as I was after they knew? An older man is "sexy." A younger man...not so much.</p>
<p>Has anyone noticed the girls in college are more catty than highschool? Maybe just where I am.</p>