I'm an ex bboy. I grew out of it.

You don't "grow out" of bboying, I've seen in videos some old timers doing crazy moves.

Not airflares, perse, but their footwork and toprock were amazing, as well as some nice headspins, etc. They do old school breakdancing, so they're not doing flares or whatever.

No, you simply get too busy or too lazy to practice.

It's like saying you're growing out of ballet or whatever.

Yeah can say I got busy with scchool and work. So yeah it's more important to me than bboying and more mature for that matter.

I wouldn't say bboying in immature...

But I guess you're entitled to your own opinion so meh.

DID ANYONE GO TO
"FALLiNG WiTH STYLE"
on SAT-SUN...OCT.20-21?!?!?!?
it was in BROOKLYN PARK, MN....
ANYONEEE?
I HEARD IT WAS AWWWEESSSOME....=)

It's NOT immature, though when you work as an analyst and go to work in a suit and tie, it's quite questionable whether or not you should still be doing it.

it doesn't really matter if you got o work in a suit and tie.
It can be a hobby, like reading or playing sports.
Or well, at least i think it is.
It can be just a hobby, not a lifetime comittment.
but of course, working and taking care of yourself and your family
is hard when trying to fit breakdancing in.
but aren't we all going to grow out of something?
I feel like i might grow out of bgirlin soon, maybe before or after
college...

^ That's what I mean it's hard to stay committed. THough I am a paintball/airsoft player so yeah.