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▲ 14 r/Puberty

Is it just me or do white people hit puberty later than other races on average

Because most of the kids who I know are obvious “late bloomers” (looking young for their age, high pitched voice past middle school, later growth spurt) tend to be white. I also noticed that Hispanic kids where I live tend to hit puberty earlier than average. Idk just something I’ve personally noticed.

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u/TensionSlight3196 — 5 days ago
▲ 11 r/2008_

What graduating class are you in?

If you live in the UK, then class of 2024 is equal to the US’s class of 2026 and class of 2025 is equal to the US’s class of 2027.

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u/TensionSlight3196 — 5 days ago
▲ 4 r/Phobia

Phobia of toilets

Talking about this because I’m on vacation and I have this problem. For some reason, I developed this weird phobia of using toilets that are dirty or look weird, more specifically toilets with small holes or big holes, toilets that have the water level way too low, or those weird squat toilets which you commonly see in places like Europe or Asia. This phobia is intensified by several times if those toilets are dirty and it would be hard to even look at them or be in the same room as them at times, and I would go as far as to poop in a large plastic bag lined with paper towels to avoid having to poop in those toilets even if they are clean. Whenever I have to go take a shower in a hotel, I need to make sure that the toilet is closed and flushed until it’s clean in there, and even at home and at work where I’m actually comfortable using the toilets, I still have to wipe the seat down until it’s clean and flush it until the water is completely clear in there. Anyone else have a similar problem?

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u/TensionSlight3196 — 8 days ago
▲ 125 r/2008_

Made this meme because even though I'm graduating, I'm not forgetting about my 2008 brothers & sisters in the class below me

u/TensionSlight3196 — 17 days ago
▲ 0 r/Testosterone

Does my voice sound too high pitched for my age? (17Y 10M) I am just wondering because I exhibit multiple signs of low testosterone.

u/TensionSlight3196 — 17 days ago
▲ 49 r/2008_

COVID 6th graders

As of late, I have noticed a lot of discussion about us being the "COVID 6th graders being seniors/graduating high school", a lot more than the class of 2025 being "covid 7th graders" or even the class of 2024 being "covid 8th graders" when they were seniors. I'm just wondering what exactly is so special about being a covid 6th grader in particular, because I don't really find anything about being in 6th grade during COVID that stands out, especially compared to the Class of 2020/COVID seniors or even Class of 2024/COVID 8th graders. If any of you guys are also wondering why being a "covid 6th grader" is such a big deal please lmk

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u/TensionSlight3196 — 17 days ago
▲ 11 r/decadeologyanarchy

Looking back at it, did you guys notice any precursors to the AI boom starting in late 2022?

Because I remember during late 2020-early 2021, there were several popular memes circulating online depicting images of faces being animated by AI, most notably these wombo.AI memes and the George Floyd memes back then. Granted, those forms of AI video-making/deepfakes are very primitive compared to the AI we had 2-3 years later, but even then, I feel like there were signs AI development was on its way even a few years before it actually got popular.

Even though I wasn't really aware of ChatGPT until around the start of 2023, even by mid 2022 when AI-art generating tools such as Dall-E and Midjourney started to release and become popular in certain parts of Twitter, it showed that AI development was really starting to take off by then, and the release of ChatGPT a couple months later felt like the official catalyst, officially bringing generative AI tools into the mainstream. What do you guys think about this?

u/TensionSlight3196 — 22 days ago