By A Mystery Man Writer
Reddit AITA commenters feel terrible for a teen whose mom didn't let her buy a bra.
There is nothing fun or comfortable about puberty (hot take, I know). And the fact that you have to go through it in middle school is like the universe just adding salt to the wound. While catty middle school girls and clueless boys make cruel “jokes” during this entirely awkward time, tweens often rely on the support of their parents. But one 13-year-old girl on the Reddit AITA thread did not get that support from her mom, and our hearts are going out to her. She shared with the internet that her parents are divorced, and she splits her time
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