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All I know is, when I was in school(late '70's and '80's), the girls looked alot like us, with prettier hair. Today, the clothing has changed dramatically, as well as makeup. Plus, I swear they're putting breast-enhancing hormones in the milk or beef, 'cause I don't remember those on High School girls too much, either;)
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You joke about the hormones but, that is the answer to your question. The FDA allows growth and maturity hormones in all live stock. What goes in to the food goes in to the consumer. There are so many cancer issues with that I could write all day. There is no fight to stop it based on these facts because we are to obsessed with sexy in this country and men will look even if she is twelve.
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It's a plot to get all 18 to 25 year old men in jail. My advice is not to be looking at them unless they have at least 1 child over 8.
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makeup and clothes. it's creepy when puny little sixth graders look like they're 14. their faces look teenageish, but they're short enough to pass for 5th graders.
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I agree with the idea of the hormones in the food. I had an 7 year old girl in class today that was already developing breasts. Seriously a first grader with breasts. So, if you start developing that early, think of how you will look by high school?
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It's better than it used to be take a look at some year books from the late 40's early 50's. Those girls look like 40 year old women, frumpy 40 year old women at that. Now they look 20. If this trend continues they will soon look like 8 year old girls. Perhaps the hormones are a secret Govt. plot to stop the trend. ( Or perhaps there is no such trend, the hormone conspirators are just dirty ol' perverts.)
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Bovine hormones in dairy products.
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it's all that fast food they've been eating pumped up with hormones. you dont think those that eat the meet dont absorb those same hormones do ya?
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I didn't know I did....thanks for telling me :)
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i dunno, i developed when i was about 11. so i guess in essence, i looked like a woman. but 11 is not that early. i hated it and i hjated the way men look at my body.i didnt wear makeup and i wasnt tryig to look older, but what was i gunna do, hide in hoodies til i was 20?
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no one seems to look their age
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Because, they're trying to look older. Every woman and teenage girl in the US want to look 20. It's apparently most "desireable" age. They also think that maybe by looking older, they'll be taken more seriously.
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They are trying to copy what they see on crazy TV shows where it seems ALL the girls are having sex with older guys, etc. Also, if more are on birth control pills that can maybe be the reason many have larger breasts and hips. I call them "Birth Control Mamas" because after going on the pill, many girls (myself included) started getting bigger boobs and hips.
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It's the hormons in the milk. It's all about the milk, man.
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No one seems to look there age anymore you can be 16 and look like your 20 you can be 20 and look like you 16 you can be 40 and look 25......ect
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All the strangely processed foods.
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Yeah, I know. The "tweens" I hate that expression for little girls, look like they're 16. 11 year olds are little girls, 16 year olds are kids, I think it's digraceful really. I'm glad my daughter is older than that now, geez.
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the growth hormones in milk and meats have been making kids develope faster in america
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i started my period the first day of 5th grade. most other women in my family didnt begin theirs until they were 14 to 15. i cant imagine! i am 16 now and i most people assume i am 19 to 22 all the time. its annoying and frustrating. i've always eaten my vegetables and drank milk. sounds to me like this may be the cause.
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because they want to.. so who cares
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Well, in movies, they are played by older women. In reality, they think its cool to look older then they are. But, in ten years, they're going to wish they looked younger. Go figure.
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I am 17 and most people think I'm only 13 and all my classmates look like teenagers to me so idk what you're talking about.
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Playboy bunny for kids
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