Pip Rasmussen

But we looked it up and we were trying to figure out what's the average age range.

So for girls, it's between 8 to 13 years old and it's 9 and 14 years old for boys.

While the average age starting puberty is around 11 to 12 years, it varies with girls often starting earlier.

So let's maybe get into like the early puberty stories that we had.

And there were tons of them.

One of which I felt like I really related to this one from Luella talking about budding.

And it was kind of like when you start to develop breasts.

I feel like that experience of society and the way that you get viewed and your brain not catching up to your body in that sense is so, so hard.

And you're kind of in this weird transition where you're like, okay, I'm no longer really a kid, but I'm also not really an adult either.

I'm in this purgatory.

We had so many DMs of people telling us their experience of being sexualized and not feeling comfortable in their body and not even really understanding it.

So Clara saying, I got boobs really early, like six or seven years old, and I started getting cackled at this age and it was so scary.

Six or seven being commented on, like, your body.

I could not even imagine it.

Yeah.

There'd just be these, like, sly comments that you wouldn't clock at the time.

You're growing up really fast, aren't you?

Yes.

That's it.

Yeah.