Perhaps the struggles with adulting may be linked to
Peter Pan Syndrome.
Could Uber have developed
Peter Pan syndrome reaching a stage of maturity most companies never achieve and becoming deeply in debt and unable to make a profit?
The '
Peter Pan Syndrome' affects people who do not want to grow up.
Weirdly enough, I've got like the
Peter Pan syndrome when it comes to the kinds of films I like...
In other words, the "
Peter Pan Syndrome" is more pervasive than ever.
According to Lucy, the 57-year-old "D-list rock star" suffers from "
Peter Pan syndrome" and had a "diet of sex, drugs and rock 'n roll."
Peter Pan syndrome happens when a man refuses to grow and wants to be a child forever.
Singh, who made her Bollywood debut in the critically-acclaimed 2003 feature aACAyHazron Khwaishein Aisi', believes that mothers are partly responsible for fuelling the
Peter Pan syndrome.
Cue Portland's Mean Jeans, a three-man rock outfit who churn beer-slicked party songs specially dedicated to those of us afflicted with
Peter Pan Syndrome. Are you Serious, their Dirtnap debut, is replete with odes to partying, friendship, pizza, slime, and oblivion--an aural kaleidoscope swirling like a toilet after a rejuvenating vomit (let's hope there's mouthwash under the sink).
"I've met plenty of guys with
Peter Pan syndrome, where they don't want to grow up," she added.
With people marrying, buying their first home and having their first child later than ever before, the region's twenty-somethings are being accused of "
Peter Pan Syndrome" - putting off the major milestones in life past the time when their parents generation undertook them.
"I've been a biker since I was 16 and rather than being born again I would call it a
Peter Pan syndrome - a refusal to grow old."
Just like men with a
Peter Pan syndrome who don't want to grow up, Teenage Women In Their Thirties are putting serious relationships and parenthood on hold to hang on to the freedom and fun they remember from their teens.
In fact, for the Armani group, Japan represents more than 12% of our revenues and, while the number of young people may decrease, the number of young-at-heart is on the rise; many people here, including myself, suffer from
Peter Pan syndrome.