puberty doesn't begin at menstruation

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puberty doesn't begin at menstruation

Posted by qtns2di4 on 2013-May-13 05:55:11 EDT, Monday

In reply to minimum age for pregnancy posted by yoda on 2013-May-13 12:27:37 EDT, Monday

Visible bewbs and widening of hips happen before the first menstruation, as must be, given that they are what makes a pregnancy and childbirth viable. Hips by creating the internal space, bewbs by creating the nutrition after birth.

We haven't tried, but I am pretty sure that My Twin can safely carry and give birth to a child now. The Teen, who as her sister shares most of her factors, genetic and environmental, certainly can bear a child by now if she wanted to and she is "only" 14.

Not that childbirth and family life oppose women's public sphere participation. But Sarah Palin isn't a woman feminists admire.

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Menarche has nothing to do with puberty - Rewdius on 2013-May-13 07:37:11 EDT, Monday - (1 / 0 / 3)
- sigh - qtns2di4 on 2013-May-13 20:13:39 EDT, Monday - (0 / 0 / 1)
  - Re: sighï¿½ - Rewdius on 2013-May-13 21:53:58 EDT, Monday - (1 / 0 / 0)
- Re: Menarche has nothing to do with puberty - Lolita-Dreamer on 2013-May-13 13:05:58 EDT, Monday - (0 / 0 / 0)