Why does puck blame Sabrina for giving him what he calls the puberty disease?

Answer 1

As if it isn't obvious enough Puck loves sabrinia and she loves him (secretly) And we all know that everafters can grow up whenever they want. Puck knew sabrinia's a human and as you all have experienced she is growing up and i think he had two mixed feelings, like "I'm not going to grow older for a girl!" and "but i like her and won't things be weirder if shes 20 and im still 11?"

(heres some poetry: his mind says no, but his heart says yes). In one of the books you can see that his jeans get a little shorter and some of the family notices. Especially the old lady. So when sabrinia and daphene go to the future and figure out the horryifing secret of puck and sabrinia's future marriage they manage to keep it secret until the next book, when sabrinia blurts out the whole secret to a terrified puck, you know what happens, puck freaks out. So puck doesn't want sabrinia to think that he would actually give up his 400 year old childhood for her so he makes up this lie that Sabrina had given him some sort of "puberty disease" that makes him grow up slowly but he just doesn't wanna admit that he's freakishly in love with her.

Answer 2

Puck blames Sabrina for giving him what he calls the "puberty disease" because he is experiencing the emotional and physical changes associated with adolescence after being kissed by her. Puck is upset because these changes make him vulnerable and challenge his carefree and mischievous nature. He associates these changes with Sabrina because they occurred soon after their encounter.