Is adulthood dead? Today’s “grown ups” are as likely to have toys, live with their parents, and watch cartoons as kids are, and pop culture’s age demographics seem to be disappearing. In fact, almost 1/3 of young adult novels are actually purchased by 30-44-year-olds. This New York Times piece about how “no one knows how to be an adult anymore,” has sparked a debate online about what it really means to be grown up, in a time when Millennials are certainly reimagining the life-stage. (NYTimes)
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