really tho wrote:
I feel like men should not be commenting on whether or not women are "physically maturing". Or at least, ask a female runner who has been through that first. My biggest body change came at 19, as is very normal. Filling out through high school is one thing. When you go to college, the hips get wider and your body changes shape. You're around hundreds of other women every day and your hormones are affected by that. It takes transition time, but luckily you come out physically stronger and more capable than you could have been in high school. Trust me when I say that she just needs time to get used to her adult body. She'll be fine.
Interesting feelings. But really I don't care if you think that men should not be commenting...
The simple fact is that in many cases a girl's talent level exceeds that of the woman who she becomes. In many other cases the reverse is true. And in Cain's case nobody on this thread (man or woman) has a clue which way this will play out.