No one told me!
He dropped a good tidbit:
"No one ever told me that I was going to just be crazy for years, but I would eventually go back to normal. I wouldn't be myself, just crazy, and the teenage years are like that for nearly everyone, and some continue beyond their teens."
Also, Michael Baisden was talking the other day about not getting married before your twenty - blank... and the gist of the conversation was on 23.
Which, I agree with both of those. Mostly, the former helps explain the latter.
It's good to remember that hormonal fluxes make crazy people out of what may eventually be sane people. This is one of many reasons why I'm not pro drugs. I pro being proactive and teaching people coping techniques, and seeing signs of out of control teenagers versus crazy ones. Such as what didn't take place with the girl and the "extreme" bullying that no one interrupted.
However, adults should be held accountable for their inability to control themselves. From 18 - 23 can be considered a grace period of sorts, at least for interpersonal interaction, but thereafter, you are responsible for your actions and your words regardless of the situation.
Case in point, illogical arguments and merely dismissing an idea that you have not even digested. Then stating items as facts that aren't, and disagreeing with an opinion merely because it requires you to do work.