At what age?

Question

At what age should a girl be known as a woman? Is it important? I think so, the teens, twenties older?

Answer 1

Eighteen, the age of majority.

Answer 2

18

Answer 3

I think around 21 or so. If she is still in High School, she is technically a child (albeit a teenager). I also think the college age period she is a young woman. But it is until she graduates from college, and is in the real world and supporting herself that she becomes a woman.

There is a maturity that goes along with becoming a woman and after college a woman is ready.

Answer 4

I think 20's I am 26 and now feel like a woman...not a girl ....all the way up to 20 I felt like a girl, I had kids at 22 so don't know if this mattered?

Answer 5

It is different for every female. I would say that a girl becomes a woman when she assumes responsibilities of a woman. Things like watching after her children, working and providing for the household and etc...
Others will define it differently, but that's is how I see it.

Answer 6

A young woman is a female in her teens, a woman is a woman when she is on her own and taking care of her self. Making her own decisions and paying her own way. Good luck and God bless

Answer 7

At 18, she's a woman. Calling a girl a woman when she gets her period is silly, since some girls can start their periods as young as 9.

Answer 8

I think it should be in the early to mid twenties. People are having to grow up too fast these days.

Let them be a girl and enjoy themselves for as long as they want.

Answer 9

I Think 18

Answer 10

Legally 18 , truthfully 21 .

Answer 11

technically, most girls would be known as women when they hit age 18, or become "legal".
however, age really isn't that important. in order to really be considered a woman, a girl must be able to act as such, and be able to handle adult reponsibilities, like so.