(??? What depends? Start with: whether it's best to be a child or an adult depends....etc. )It depends on your life as a child and your life as an adult, each has its upsides and downsides. For example, an adult has much more freedom, a constant income, and is free to make their own decisions. On the downside, being an adult isn't easy since they have more responsibilities like paying the bills, getting a job, or perhaps having to take care of their family. Children likewise have their freedom to a certain extent. For the most part, they can dictate what they do so long as they don't go against their parent's rules. However there are sometimes unusual circumstances, chances are that children won't have to work, pay bills, or have a family to take care of. Most people's experiences of both childhood and adulthood are somewhere between excellent and terrible so I guess it depends entirely on the stage you are at.

It depends on your life as a child and your life as an adult, each has its upsides and downsides. for example, an adult has much more freedom, a constant income, and is free to make their own decisions. on the downside, being an adult isn't easy since they have more responsibilities like paying the bills. getting a job, maybe even having to take care of their family. children likewise have freedom to a certain extent. for the most part, they can dictate what they do so long as they don't go against their parents' rules. although there are specific circumstances, chances are that children won't have to work, pay bills, or have a family to take care of. Most people's experiences of both childhood and adulthood are somewhere between good and bad, so and I guess it depends where you are for both