What kind of immature interest have you had?

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Obviously school fields are cool as are videogames etc. as are some cartoons. One of my immature interest I've had are playing with action figures. I think Spokane_Girl mention Dora the Explorer. (Spongebob is adult/children so that doesn't apply) Have fun.

I rather thoroughly enjoy pokemon games, and your mom jokes(even just saying your mom (whatever the last person said)) Lifes not worth it to be 100% "adult", not yet I guess.

I know if I still knew where my green army men were I would have a blast
I still love all the old video games and stuff too. Also I remember the last time I was at a playground I had a bit too much fun doing stuff like the monkey bars and whatever you call all those climbing things lol.

all of my interests are immature.

Me too .

I admit to having an unhealthy interest in Transformers and- at one point had over 50 of them. I've since sold them off or given them away.

Building airplane models.

I like children shows. I just bought a Teletubby costume for Halloween. I am going to wear it as I hand out candy to the kids but there won't be very many. Only six or seven kids came by last year.


I also like videogames but I don't see them as immature because they are for all ages.

I have an almost childish love for cats.

I loove SpongeBob too

I can watch "animal cops" for hours... I love legos and jigsaw puzzles...

I'm pretty sure I could still think of some more.

Tabletop Role-Playing Games like AD&D and Traveller.
Video games - shoot 'em ups, mostly.

This one should be pretty obvious to all the regulars here: imaginary friends.

I used to have an obsession with Hello Kitty. It's pretty much calmed down now. I love ANYTHING pink and wear something pink everyday. I love Spongebob. I love Pixar's CARS. I miss all the older cartoons of the 80s. I actually own the Gummy Bears, She-Ra, and some other shows on DVD. I will laugh at almost any type of Potty Humor joke.

(s**t, I got distracted and lost my train of thought. Ha. There is more, just can't think of them.)

How can I forget!! ! PENGUINS!! ! *palmface* I usually have something on that's penguin related... lol. I adore penguins.

Dungeons & Dragons isn't immature. While many players are teens, there's a substantial minority of adult players--including whole families, five-year-old kids and all. (Naturally you have to get rid of some of the more disturbing parts for a five year old... no killing off one of the party's friends, reanimating, and sending the zombie to take them a message from the bad guys, for example... Hehe. Yeah, I play D&D and I am a certified Evil DM!) I absolutely loathe the money-grubbing way they've put out a new edition nobody needed... No more money to them; I'm playing with my old books.

Um. Let's see. I do have some mostly-teen hobbies. Lately I've been playing The Sims 2, mostly player-devised challenge games that all amount to "How close can your sims get to death and still survive", or even "and still accomplish things that are difficult to do in regular play". TS2 without challenges is like playing house, and you kind of get tired of that after a while. Well, I do.

I also loved Disney movies until my early twenties, when they started becoming predictable.

I read lots of fantasy and sci-fi. Apparently these are not considered mature, either.

Actually, I don't really have a lot of stereotypically adult interests; they don't seem very interesting to me. The only stuff I like that's 'mature' is unusual for adults, too: Crochet, physics, feral cat management, psychology...

You could say mine are more nerdy than immature, but they are fascination with dinosaurs, reptiles, basically science stuff related to animals and jungles and aquariums and things like that.

Dumb humor.

Drawing cartoons and things.

I think one should know where to be mature and where to be immature. When I start to think I am too immature because I am creative in an often times childlike way, I remind myself that there are adults who would kill to be able to have those interests and abilities, but have resigned themselves to stay jaded and keep up boring lives because they don't know how to act in a way society has not molded them to be.

A bit of science fiction.

I have very mature interests and very immature interests. They don't follow the same patterns most people follow. Also, mature and immature are relative terms. Overall I think I have more mature interests than average, but thats good because I know where to draw the line I think, and not get uptight.

Sometimes mature can really mean boring. Like, its "mature" to talk about car insurance and your boring work, but I'd rather talk about more interesting things, that may be more random, but aren't necessarily less mature.

I'd say some things ARE immature however, like pokemon or whatever. Nothing wrong with that. But its not my thing.