Puberty is not an instant transition. It is a gradual process that takes time. Different people progress through the stages of puberty at different rates. If you have begun progressing through the stages of puberty, but are not yet able to ejaculate, don't worry about it. It is very likely that you will be able to within a few years.
If you feel you have completed the transition of puberty, and are still not able to ejaculate, (which would be very rare) then you should be examined by a doctor to see what the problem is.
You mean Semen and guys start to produce semen when they hit puberty, the average ages of puberty is at 12-14 but alot hit it earlier at 10 years of age.
Well, yes, but it is called, "Semen", which in boys is a clear to milky liquid that contains spermatazoa, or just sperm cells.
Yes before puberty you can produce semen. But this semen may not contain any fertile mature sperm.
You have to hit puberty before your body can produce semen (cum).
After the onset of puberty, males produce semen.
If you have reached puberty the sperm is mature. Before puberty you have semen but no sperm. To see if the sperm is no good when it comes to impregnate someone that can only be seen in a microscope.
Semen is there before you enter puberty and the sperms are made when you hit puberty. It comes out when you orgasm. And please don't think just because you're producing sperm that you're ready for sex. Sex is better in your later teens, so you can enjoy it more, and ALWAYS use protection.
if you really are cumming with semen you have hit puberty, other outward signs my be slow (for you) in showing up, but with-in 6 mouths or so you should see more pubic hair and body hair in general, you'll get tailer, voice will deepen all of that fun stuff.
Go to your local clinic or sperm bank. They will check for 'fertility' of your sperm and such. ;)
Puberty. 12, or 13 probably.
You can produce sperm in your semen once puberty has begun. Before puberty begins you will not be able to produce semen. The testes will produce the sperm when the secondary sexual characteristics are ready.
Yes, it can. Of course, not as much as the ejaculate of semen that comes next. It is often enough to make a girl pregnant.