Don't people usually make a lot of embarrassing mistakes when they are young?

Whether it's this recent comment about military service exemptions for soccer players or anything else,
people usually rack up all sorts of embarrassing "dark history" until their 20s.
The only difference is whether that mistake is just something you cringe at in bed,
or if it's on the level of "your parents are trash."
But one thing is for sure:
In the past, when SNS or YouTube weren't as active, it would just end with people around you teasing or scolding you.
But nowadays, if you get caught doing something wrong, people will chew you out for the rest of your life.
The conclusion is,
everyone makes embarrassing mistakes and causes trouble when they are young,
but you'd better develop the judgment to know whether it's something that will ruin your life or not.
Of course, there are people who still lack that judgment even in their 40s, 50s, or 60s.
If you act like that at that age, it's no longer just an "embarrassing mistake"—people will treat you like absolute garbage, saying, "What on earth is this person doing at their age..."