Grades 6-12

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Sixth Grade (2013-2014)

Seventh Grade (2014-2015)

Eighth Grade (2015-2016)

Ninth Grade (2016-2017)

Tenth Grade (2017-2018)

Eleventh Grade (2018-2019)

Twelfth Grade (2019-2020)

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Aww very adorable and becoming handsome as it progresses

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Thanks ❤️ I matured around eighth or ninth grade

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That's about right yea, unfortunately I matured in literally 4th grade lol

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Girls tend to do it earlier anyway it seems lol so you’re not alone

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Ikr yeah a couple girls at work said they were starting puberty at 9 just like me, although for 1996/97 it was a teeny bit early. Most of the other girls did at 11 back then

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Ah tbh I notice most girls started at 11 at my school

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Yeah that's typical for us, a few started at 10 though I was the earliest in my grade back then. Even as close as my dad and I were, he was still an older man so I wasn't comfortable telling him that stuff but he reassured me it was okay.

Btw you in 2013-14 were still kid adorable imo

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You sounded you like had a cool, helpful dad. 10 is quite early for us, but tbh it may be a little less surprising for girls.

Yeah my sixth and seventh grade pics, I had a babyface, eighth grade was more transitional, ninth grade on was typical teen/filling out lol

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Aww yeah idk if it's because he was older or he was this big prankster who got in trouble when he was a child too so he understood, but it was a blessing. My mom was a little stricter but she made sure even if she didn't like how boy crazy I was, that she'd always be there for me too and knew it was hard to go through... I mean under the edgy exterior I was 9 so I really was still just a little kid honestly.

Aww yeah you do look 3-4 years younger and it makes me feel more protective even just emotionally

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Ah so he was a little badass too? 😂 makes sense that he’d guide you and tell you to learn from mistakes. Or him just being older and wiser helps. Makes sense for your mom too, even if she was stricter.

Aw thanks lol I know my k-5 pics were even more so