aikuisikäänsä

Aikuisikäänsä is a Finnish term that translates to "their adulthood" or "their adult age." It refers to the period of a person's life when they are considered an adult, typically marked by reaching legal majority, assuming adult responsibilities, and developing mature physical, emotional, and social characteristics. The exact age and societal expectations associated with adulthood can vary across cultures and legal systems. In Finland, the age of majority is 18, at which point individuals gain full legal rights and responsibilities.

The concept of aikuisikäänsä encompasses a transition from adolescence to full maturity. This transition involves significant developmental changes, including cognitive advancements, the establishment of personal identity, and the formation of independent life choices regarding education, career, relationships, and personal finances. Society often views adults as being capable of self-sufficiency, contributing to the community, and making informed decisions about their lives and the lives of others. The journey into aikuisikäänsä is a continuous process that extends throughout a person's life, with ongoing learning and adaptation. It is a state of being characterized by a blend of independence, responsibility, and a developed sense of self within the social fabric.