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A flat-chested female friend of mine was bullied by her female peers as a teen; they called her "A-cup", especially around boys.
I've wondered about this before. Given my experience as a male teenager, I do not know how I would have coped with an aspect of puberty being so prominently visible and literally front and center. Males obviously have the whole penis size thing, but its an organ entirely out of sight in public. Your story sounds awful!
That's a particular brand of cruel.