What does a 33 year old suppose to act like?

I don't think there should be any arbitrary rules about this. People should just be who they are, and other people should accept them the way they are, as long as they're not causing any harm to anyone or doing anything illegal

You’re still very young

Enjoy your life

20's people are figuring what they want to do with their life, career, etc, and by 30's culture sort of expects this age group to be into raising their own kids, already married, with working towards middle age, with a few experiences in world travel as well.

Don't listen to people man, they always got something bad to say.

We are all individuals and so express ourselves according to our lifestyle and peers. However, just because you happen to have a youthful outlook on life and don't appear to match up with all expectations of friends/peers consider it their loss if they're unable to accept you for who you are. Far too often friends/peers expect way too much based on nothing but sheer snobbery so, I wouldn't let it bother you too much.

At every age, how is one to supposed to act - or the other question - you look 33 but you are actually older - then what is a 33 year old person supposed to look like? Ridiculous questions.

Your use of the English language is more consistent with a 12 year old.

Try acting more like you parents, REGARDLESS of age.

People don’t like seeing logic, you need to get used to that. I never expect others to see the logic in things. A 21 year old is just as much of an adult like a 33 year old. Both are full grown adults with the same thinking capabilities. Everybody got different experiences in life, some more, some less regardless of age. Unless one is mentally impared, a 21 year old is just as much of an adult as a 33 year old, both are equally capable mentally.

I am 32 and I feel more experienced than 60 year olds, lots of things went on in my life and I come from a very dangerous place.

Most people are immature these days, so it's kind of the norm. I'm only 36, but I have had many conversations with people my age, and I'm lucky to get through 5 minutes of conversation without having to humour them. I don't consider myself mature for my age, I just think people are so distracted by modern life that they're not developing like they should. If you're interested in maybe knowing yourself better, I would suggest going a year doing things by yourself, life gives a lot of answers to you when you're quiet and still.

Calm. Not offended when they're called a 21 year old. 33 year old adults would just chuckle it off a bit.