I don't know exactly when the people of my generation decided to make "adult" a verb (and call it "adulting"), but the term is here and has been put into mainstream consciousness.
According to the Oxford Dictionary, adulting refers to the practice of "behaving in a way characteristic of a responsible adult, especially the accomplishment of mundane but necessary tasks."
Millennials, us damn complainers (complaints magnified moreso by social media), traipse around aimlessly like big babies because we're going through life stages that other generations have gone through much later in life. We look up to other [older] adults at awe and ask how they manage to get their shit together, and realize that now, we're adults ourselves! We struggle to reconcile that fact the same way we struggle with the management of our day-to-day mundanity.
Anyway, I've legally been an adult for almost a decade now, and while I'm also continually learning, I feel like I've been well-versed on dealing with a lot of adult stuff to be able to dish out some helpful advice on how to make adulting a little bit easier.
