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Subject: Re: How were "late bloomer" boys treated?

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Date Posted: 05:01:46 01/01/26 Thu
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In reply to: Bare Brit 's message, "Re: How were "late bloomer" boys treated?" on 02:59:36 01/01/26 Thu

I never hear term late bloomer really. I only remember one kid got mustache and bloomed abnormally early. Sadly he did of leukemia so not something I wish for even if unrelated.

Only difference after blooming was to skinnydip in more remote areas with rock out croppings. Often it was just boys and girls would not like these rugged areas. You would see adult women do it and they would see boys do this sometimes.

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>I never hear term late bloomer really. I only remember >one kid got mustache and bloomed abnormally early. >Sadly he did of leukemia so not something I wish for >even if unrelated. > >Only difference after blooming was to skinnydip in >more remote areas with rock out croppings. Often it >was just boys and girls would not like these rugged >areas. You would see adult women do it and they would >see boys do this sometimes.
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