A thing i noticed

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asked Nov 18, 2023 in Other by GravityCentered (159k points)

Girls talk about their puberty stage alot on here; boys dont.

Ive literally not seen one puberty post from a boy here

Its either that puberty for girls is harder (probably is idk), or girls just wanna talk about it more.

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3 Answers

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answered Nov 18, 2023 by imnayeon (214k points)

It might be because for girls it's a little more complicated ig? And maybe they're more open about it too!

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answered Nov 18, 2023 by Johnny Joe Johnson (137k points)

Maybe it's just that there aren't many men, or they have higher standards.

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+1 vote

answered Nov 18, 2023 by PsychoSloth (154k points)

I think its cause boys start puberty a little later than girls most time so you have a freaking out 9 year old girl and then a confused 13 year old

Also I could be very wrong but I think puberty is a more taboo topic for girls over boys. From adults, at the very least. Puberty in general is also a taboo topic. But if ONE BOY understands it and tells kids, EVERYONE OTHER BOY WILL START JOKING ABOUT IT-

The script is flipped where you say they wanna talk about it more. They most indeed do not SO THEY DUMP IT ON HERE

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