Who do you tell that you are going through puberty?

Answer 1

Puberty is a confusing and difficult stage for some teenagers. You may seem confused during this stage. The best thing to know about going through puberty, is that it is normal, and everyone goes through it at one time in their life. Young women may want to speak with their mothers about periods and such, but guys like their privacy, and to be alone.

Answer 2

Puberty takes a long time to finish. You might get worried but that will not make any difference. try talking to a parent that is the same gender as you. It will help getting advice from someone who has gone through it before. Also when puberty does happen do not do anything to your body unless you have spoken to that adult and he/she says yes. Trust me on this it helped me! There is nothing really to worry about going through puberty. Everything that happens is natural and in many children they hardly even notice anything. You will start growing bigger and get longer legs and arms. Your body will grow longer too. Your brain will grow making your head grow. You will get pubic hair growing around your penis and scrotum. Hair will start to grow on your top lip first then around the chin area. The arm pits will start to grow hair also. You will start to sweat from them and your feet may start to smell as they grow bigger. Your penis will grow longer then thicker, you will start to get sexual urges and begin masturbating because your body is being pumped full of (testosterone) the male hormone. You will get interested more in the opposite sex. You may get confused about your sexual orientation for a while but by the time puberty has finished and you have become an adult around 18-years-old you will know where you stand. Your voice may drop in tone suddenly or over a few weeks. All these things and more take a number of years to take place, they don't happen over night. Please don't worry about it as there is nothing to worry about. It is just a time of changing into an adult from childhood.

Answer 3

Your parents, friends or maybe even your teachers.

You don't need to tell anyone as it is not an illness or crime. Puberty is the natural progression from child to adult. Everyone goes through it.

Answer 4

Thanks because I'm eleven years old and I don't want to get inbearist by other people to come over we are going to have my favorite food and seek out the school year and we can eat Pizza for dinner tonight at home with my mom and we can have a sleepover and talk about boys and girls we don't like so please let me know if you want to come over btw I'm gye so I like girls and I might like you