#puberty

[transmemesfortransqueens]

[mysharona1987]

[incognitopolls]

Anon feels like getting their first period was almost traumatic because of how deeply ashamed they felt about it, even though everything about it was normal and they knew it would happen.

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[satoshy12]

Ice Giant Danny

While in puberty, Danny had a massive growth spurt because of his ice powers. He seems to be like an ice giant; when he goes, Phantom and it'is no longer a tiny phantom. 

His human form is massive too, at around 6 feet in height. He is taller than Tucker or Sam by at least one head and taller than any of his classmates.

But his phantom form is around 10 feet. With a very cold feeling around him, people know Phantom is coming as the weather gets much colder. 

[nebelihood]

HAJHS I sped ran this comic for the puberty prompt for the patakis week AHAJS

ALSO- A little headcanon that I might or might not develop cause I think it'd be sad but also interesting and on my experience could be very real.

I think Lila will keep being a nice girl until the the start of junior high where I think she'll start switching a little, change her appearance to fit in more with popular kids and actually start to be mean in a passive aggresive innocente way, idk just a thought. Later in life she'd come back to who she was before, I just feel like it could be a little canon event for some people

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

[ Source: EPATH Conference 2019. ]

Apparently being a regular teenager is a disorder requiring medical treatment and the removal of body parts. Not only are you "trans" if you don't fit a 1950s Barbie/G.I. Joe stereotype, you're "trans" if you don't fit a 1950s "golly, gee" soda shoppe "Leave It To Beaver" stereotype.

This is the same tactic psychics use to tell you your fortune, and astrologers use to convince you that distant stars reflect your personality. It's called the Forer Effect, or Barnum Effect.

To really drive home the cult programming, any time you're feeling better, that's how you know you've gotten worse.

For political and ideological reasons - for example, one presenter actually claims that children are being "misdiagnosed" as autistic when they're actually trans - they've flipped the symptom and the cause.

This is more accurate:

[queerism1969]

[ly0nstea]

I do think its weird when people say "they haven't even started puberty yet" when talking about sex ed with children as like an argument against it but like,,, would it not be beneficial to tell children about whats gonna happen to their bodies soon rather than it just happening and than retroactively explaining it like, i feel like it'd be good to know "hey, you might start bleeding dont worry youre not dying" or "hey you might start growing hair or get an erection dont worry its normal" and cause significantly less trauma around at least the beginning of puberty

[longreads]

We obsessed over stolen glances. The moments when T., sitting at his desk — brown hair and stubbly chin, his broad shoulders hunched over his laptop — would suddenly look up and catch my eye from across the room. How I would smile slightly, foot bouncing up and down beneath my desk.

Kayla and I swore up and down that M. and T. could read our minds, knew how infatuated we were, knew we were different, were artists.

We were being so obvious. Speaking with our eyes, our bodies. If they hadn’t said anything, hadn’t turned us down by now, it meant they definitely liked us back. They knew we were different — some invisible pulsation moving from their hearts to ours, begging us to recognize their deafening love, their painful lust, their desire to know us deeper than we knew ourselves. We relished that silence. But I’m not sure how harmless it was.

Jessica L. Pavia tackles the dangers of silence, puberty, and the desire for attention in our latest story, “The Teacher Crush.” 

[huariqueje]

Negotiations  -  Lars Elling , 2021.

Norwegian, b.1966 -

Red and black ink and gouache on paper , 120 x 100 cm.

[retropopcult]

Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.

By Judy Blume, 1970

[hathorneheiress]

Oh, the thought of Grayson and Jameson going through puberty together!!

That must have been a nightmare!!!

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[mindblowingscience]

Girls who start their periods at a younger age could have a higher risk of developing Type 2 diabetes in later life, a study suggests. Researchers found those who started their menstrual cycle at the youngest ages appeared to be at highest risk. The exact mechanisms behind the link are not known, but researchers have suggested it could be to do with higher levels of oestrogen - the main female sex hormone - found among those who start their periods earlier. Experts examined data on more than 17,300 women aged 20 to 65 for the large US-wide study between 1999 and 2018. All of them had specified the age at which they had started their periods - categorised as 10 or younger, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 or older - and they were tracked to see whether they went on to develop Type 2 diabetes. The researchers, led by academics from Tulane University in Louisiana, found that 1,773 (10%) developed Type 2 diabetes and among this group of women 205 also reported some type of cardiovascular disease.

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[thef4ppening]

my voice has dropped so much that Everytime I say “wait”, I sound like those advanced post things in cities that tell you when you can cross the road

am I goals?? Am I gender ? Did I make it?

[romanbathhhouse]