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Legos for Adults 

a term used by the firearms community for building out your own AR-15. Typically it means assembling the pieces of a stripped lower receiver and/or upper receiver. The components are all mil-spec are seamlessly connect with one another for a multitude of various companies and options.
"man, building your own AR really is like legos for adults, it's so fun"
Legos for Adults by Anon930 December 7, 2020
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Group of Disney adults 

A group of Disney adults is called an amber alert.
An amber alert went to Disneyland because it is their only joy in life.
Group of Disney adults by mausee September 20, 2023

Fallacy of Adultism

The idea that adults bear sole and exclusive responsibility for their ideas, actions, and circumstances, completely ignoring or denying the role of external factors—socialization, culture, ideology, power structures, economic conditions, trauma, and the myriad forces that shape human beings. Adultism pretends that adults are fully autonomous, fully self-aware, fully in control of their beliefs and behaviors—that they spring fully formed from nowhere, untouched by history, culture, or circumstance. It's the logic of "you chose your beliefs, so you're entirely responsible for them," as if beliefs weren't shaped by family, education, media, community, and the whole weight of social life. Adultism is the cognitive foundation of victim-blaming, of meritocracy myths, of every ideology that pretends individuals are islands. It's the fallacy that adults are adults and nothing else—no history, no context, no complexity.
Example: "He blamed her for her political views as if she'd chosen them in a vacuum, as if family, community, media, and life experience hadn't shaped her. Fallacy of Adultism: pretending adults are autonomous agents untouched by the world. She wasn't just responsible for her beliefs; she was also their product. The fallacy ignored everything that made her who she was."

Social Construction of Adulthood Theory

A specific application of social construction theory to the concept of adulthood. It argues that the boundary between childhood and adulthood is not fixed by biology or universal development but is socially negotiated and varies across cultures and epochs. The theory asks why, for example, the legal age of adulthood is 18 in some countries and 21 in others, or why adulthood historically began at 13 or 14 in many agrarian societies. It examines how economic needs, religious traditions, legal systems, and educational institutions have constructed different thresholds for “adult” responsibilities like work, marriage, voting, and criminal liability. The theory reveals that “becoming an adult” is a social ritual, not a natural event.
Example: “He asked why he could be drafted at 18 but couldn’t buy alcohol until 21. Social construction of adulthood theory had the answer: different institutions constructed different adulthoods for different purposes—the military needed bodies, the alcohol industry worried about liability.”

Social Construction of Maturity Theory

A developmental and sociological theory arguing that “maturity”—the ability to act responsibly, make decisions, or be held accountable—is not a biological given but a socially constructed label that varies across cultures, contexts, and historical periods. What counts as mature behavior in one society (e.g., leaving home at 15) may be seen as reckless in another. The theory examines how institutions (schools, courts, workplaces) define and enforce maturity standards, often to serve administrative convenience or social control. It challenges the idea that maturity is a simple developmental fact and reveals the power dynamics behind who gets to be called “mature.”

Example: “The theory of social construction of maturity explained why a 16‑year‑old could drive a car but not vote—not because of brain science alone, but because society constructed two different maturity standards for different activities.”

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