How do you overcome with the puberty changes?

Answer 1

Everyone has a different pain tolerance so it depends on how much you can tolerate. Also, be prepared for some bad singing on stage! Your larynx starts to grow at this stage (esp. for boys) and as the vocal cords start to get thicker, your voice will experience some twists and turns. You might notice that in PE, you start to sweat more than usual. Some plain deodorant will fix that. If you start to notice body hairs, as in the pubic area, on the face, under the arms, no worries. Ask your parents if you can start shaving. But never shave hair on your leg. It grows back more quickly if you shave your leg. And if you start your period, tell your mom to take you shopping for some pads and/or tampons. I would suggest using pads the first one year. Remember to change every 8 hours or so, or you can suffer Toxic shock syndrome. If you notice that your chest area starts to grow into two lumps, it means time for more shopping with your mom! Ask her to find the correct bra and cup size for you and ask her to take you shopping.

Answer 2

Puberty changes in boys are descrete as long as your taking care of your body. Shave your face, it's not that bad. As far as genitals (your penis) goes, your penis will be difrent from anyone elses. If you are in a public shower everyone else is naked to. Your penis erect should be between 4-8 inches, your scrotum can have hair. Have fun with your changes

Answer 3

nothing so far :-(

well, im learning to deal with my body image and learning to cope with my stupid period that's never on time.

masturbating twice a day :P

Answer 4

You should be calm and don't worry about it.

Answer 5

You don't need to deal with anything really as it is all natural and manages itself.

Girls will have to prepare themselves for the menarche with tampons or pads, but that is all.

Answer 6

There is a lot of irritation and misbehaviour so meditation and calming exercises are advised. Also regular physical exercise can help in channeling the energy