My Unpopular (Secretly Popular) Opinion About Teenage Girls
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Getty Images In high school and even in junior high, there’s always at least one guy or girl who look like adults. A guy named Scott was six feet tall by the time he was 14 and had a five o’clock shadow by noon. There was a girl who was mistaken as a teacher all the time when we were freshmen in high school. She was dating a 25 year old guy who dropped her off at school because he too thought that she was a teacher, and she was and still is hot as hell. By junior year, there were at least a dozen girls in my grade—and more a year younger or older—who looked like fully grown women, and…
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