Girls, are girls who develop early lucky, or not so lucky?

[Anonymous]

VERY LUCKY

SOMEWHAT LUCKY

NEITHER LUCKY NOR UNLUCKY

SOMEWHAT UNLUCKY

VERY UNLUCKY

SOMETHING ELSE OR NOT SURE

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[Abbycado]

I had friends that did and didn’t. I don’t think any considered themselves lucky one way or the other.

[Abbycado]

Ty for mho!

[theionano3]

what do u mean by that

[theionano3]

no i mean really?

[Asker]

@theionano3 I meant develop early as in start puberty early.

I guess I mostly meant grow boobs early to be honest.

[theionano3]

why does it matter when tho?

[Nikki1989]

Not lucky or unlucky. The lived experiences of many women suggest that developing early often carries a heavier emotional and social burden than developing “on time” or late.

I know I went from having no male friends to having boys all over me at school because I grew large breasts very quickly. It can be a double-edged sword depending on how you look at it.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I developed at 11, the amount of times grown men 10+ years my senior tried to flirt with me or take me home was astounding and it changed my view on men for the rest of my life.

[Asker]

@cupcakethedestroyer Did they think you were older?

Were they that noticeable when you were 11?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

C-cups, they didn’t see the fact that I was a child, just the boobs

[Asker]

@cupcakethedestroyer Oh wow. Impressive size for any age. Kinda crazy for a preteen, no offense.

Did things get better as you got older?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I got uglier, so they left me alone