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Not a girl not yet a woman
I'm 19 years old and I still look like I'm in my preteens. My body hasn't fully matured and I'm pretty much coming to terms with that. My question is as follows:
What physical characteristics (other then large breasts) most define a woman?
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Looks arnt everything personalty shines throught
Most guys actually suprinsgly look at a girls eyes so get plenty of rest and remeber its being comfrotable in your own skin which is important
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depends on the person. i think its just getting your period.. && being mentally mature. who cares if you don`t wear a size 5 in jeans with a SMALL tummy && HUGE boobs. everyone is different. ♥x0x
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getting your period and putting on weight on your hips and you bum is when you start matturing
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I think what you have to remember and understand is that, despite what is pumped at us through every form of media, EVERY woman, and indeed EVERY person, is different and there is no particular way that you HAVE to look to define your sexual identity. Being a woman depends much more on how you feel, if you feel like a woman then you will project that in your atitude and behavour. Try not to get too hung up about your physical appearance, and remember everybody developes at different rates and not every woman has large breasts, but these are not bad things.
You have your whole life ahead of you, take your time and don't try to rush through life.
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See, large breasts don't define a woman. There's something in the face, an expression that is just there - so few "girls" can pull it off. There's also something to be said for poise and confidence. There's a gigantic world of difference between a 13 year old and a 19 year old - a 19 year old will generally have greater poise to her actions and expressions - less of the wild-eyed wonderment and more of an expression of knowing and overall understanding.
I'm failing to find the words that I'd ideally like to use. Perhaps something regarding "lines" but I don't want it to sound like I'm referring to wrinkles or aging poorly... that's not it at all.. just something more "defined" that can only come with age.
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