At age 12, the children start having adult responsibilities, like taking care of younger children, and things like that. That’s also the age where they chose what they would like to become as adults, and start their specialty training for that. They become adults at 17, and start their adult jobs then.
The adults’ responsibilities are to take care of their children, and also to have daytime or night-time jobs.
The elderly don’t have very many responsibilities. One of their responsibilities is to care for their grandchildren (if they have any) when the parents can’t, if the children aren’t in childcare. People are considered elderly at age 70. At that point they can either retire or keep working, if they like their job and want to. If they retire, they have the choice of going to live in a retirement home or staying at their own home. If they chose to stay at their own home, it’s their children’s responsibility to see to their well-being.
If the elderly begin to go senile, they will be put into a special retirement home where they can still enjoy their life as best as they can, with special counsellors who will help them to remain as sane as they can so that they can still enjoy their life.
