Peter Pan syndrome is a psychological term used to describe adults who have difficulty growing up and taking on adult responsibilities. People with Peter Pan syndrome may:
Have trouble with commitment, whether in relationships, at work, or when buying a home
Avoid responsibilities and prefer to engage in childhood activities
Have issues with work and career interests
Be vain and self-centered
Fear loneliness
Have difficulty controlling impulsive behavior
Rely on others
Have decreased emotional intelligence
Avoid difficult conversations, blame others, or have emotional outbursts
