Judy Blume gets swept up in the transgender contagion, defiling her iconic work adored by girls who needed direction as their bodies changed. Share
“We must, we must, we must increase our bust!”
This chant originated from Judy Blume’s novel Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret and has cemented itself as part of the exclusive experience of female puberty.
The same celebratory chant and the idea behind it are now being co-opted by males seeking out breast augmentations in order to make their self-perceived female identity a physical reality.Many prepubescent girls dread the day their breasts develop. That feeling was once a common rite of passage but has more recently been swept up in the transgender movement by girls seeking to suppress their blossoming bosoms via masculinizing hormones to stifle their estrogen production before puberty occurs. Others are too late to stop puberty and decide to get their breasts cut […]
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