What ar some emotional changes during puberty?

Answer 1

Some people get more hyper but others feel under the weather and just want to be left alone, but everyone is different, and it isn't always the same emotion change.

During puberty us and the people around us will experience drastic changes in our moods. If you're out-of-control happy one minute, totally depressed the next minute, and furious the next, you're completely normal! It's part of growing up. But mood swings can also be frightening and confusing. When we go through puberty, a part of our pituitary gland, in our brain, becomes active or "alive." In girls, this gland sends chemical messengers to our ovaries; our ovaries then become hormone factories. Our mood swings are related to the changing levels of those hormones.

If you can't control your responses to the mood swings, talk with a trusted adult. It'll help to get plenty of rest and exercise and to eat a healthy diet. These keep your mood more stable.

The biggest change I've noticed is being attracted to the opposite sex and thinking a lot different about girls than I used to. I used to not give a darn to girls until I started noticing how attractive they where. If that's considered an emotional change then that's probably the biggest one.

Yes. You seem to get mad about something. You go up to your room and cool down for 5 sec. Then you have no idea why you were so angry. It happens continuously through puberty. Just hold tight and punch a pillow when it happens.

Most experts believe that the idea of young teens being controlled by their "raging hormones" is exaggerated. Nonetheless, this age can be one of mood swings, sulking, a craving for privacy and short tempers. Young children are not able to think far ahead, but young teens can and do, which allows them to worry about the future. Some may worry excessively about:

• their school performance;
• exams;
• their appearance;
• physical development;
• popularity;
• the possible death of a parent, gran, aunt, uncle;
• being bullied at school;
• school violence;
• not having friends;
• drugs and drinking;
• hunger and poverty in the country;
• their inability to get a good job;
• nuclear bombs and terrorists attacks on the country;
• the divorce of their parents;
• dying;
• having a crushes;
• sexual identity;

You name it and teenagers worry about it !

Answer 2

There is increase in libido. Also there is an increase i aggressive behavior.