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How do you know if you are flatchested?

A-cup or lower on the average girl.


Is it normal to be flatchested at 13?

No that is not normal, i recommend you go to the doctors.


How long after getting a bra is it to your period?

That differs between every girl so I'm sorry but no one can give you that answer.There are girls that are flatchested that have had their period for years.


If you are flatchested how do you make them grow?

if you're still young, wait a while, they'll grow until you're like 20ish give or take a few years. otherwise, just plastic surgery.


Do guys like flatchested girls?

Yes. Large breasts are attractive but plenty of guys don't care hugely about breasts as long as the person keeps themselves in health for example contained acne not grossly over weight clean teeth etc.


Is this a good joke IHOP called they want their bra back?

No I dont get it Haha. I think this is because in case you dont get it, IHOP stands for International House of Pancakes and people are called pancakes when they have small boobs. So you are calling a person flatchested, right? Yes


Should you wear a bra if you're a boy?

For some people no, for some people yes. You are probably just curious and just exploring your femine side. Personally i think it is normal. ... it deends i think because if you are either a bit overweight and you think you have breasts or think you have breasts anyway then no. but if you are a flatchested boy then people may think you ae weird if other people can see it dpends your sexual nature.


Why are you 16 and haven't gone through puberty yet?

OK i am 13 my dick hasent grown i don't have pubes and my dick hasent grown is this normal and when will i go throug puberty Puberty is very variable. Boys can start it at different ages and they don't all go through the various stages in the same order. Here at the visible signs of puberty, which might happen in any order... growth of hair on your scrotum and in the region of your penis (also around your anus), growth of hair on your ankles and in your armpits. Growth of facial hair. Your penis will get longer and thicker, your scrotum will get darker in colour and hang lower to accomodate the increasing size of your testes. You will sweat more and your sweat will begin to smell. You may get spots and blackheads. You will grow taller and your muscles will develop. You will find yourself think about sex a lot and you will get erections. You may find yourself mentally comparing the size of your own penis with the penises of other boys in the showers at school, this doesn't necessarily mean that you are gay, just that you are curious which is perfectly normal. You may also feel the urge to masturbate and when you do at some point you will eventually produce sperm. Oh and your voice will "break" and lower in pitch as your larynx (voice box or Adam's apple) enlarges and you'll also suffer from abrupt mood swings (your family will suffer because of them too). There is no definitive end point to puberty. By 21 or so years of age (if not sooner) you probably have reached your maximum height and your penis will probably have reached its maximum length but muscle mass and body hair may continue to extend after this age and may continue into the mid thirties or perhaps even later. The mind of a boy will also change and he will develop adult attitutes and ways of thinking. As part of this process teenagers often become rebellious. Initially rebellion may be limited to disagreements with their own parents but soon they begin to question other parts of society, religon, laws and virtually everything else. This is good, it is the way things are meant to be. As a young child you accept unquestioningly the decisions of your parents. As you reach puberty you begin to question everything, it is part of the process of growing independent, of become an adult yourself who is capable of making his own decisions. Moods are greatly influenced by hormone levels and at puberty the body is awash with hormones, which can lead to very intense feelings and hugely variable mood swings. One moment you're on top of the world and the next minute you hate yourself and want to die. These feelings are typical and eventually, as the process of puberty tails off, the mood swings will lessen. You'll develop your own personality and ideas, which will be different from those of your parents but not necessarily bought lock stock and barrel from your favourite band or movie.