So i kinda just wanna ask if gyys actualy care im not planning on doing its more future refrence

I will wake up some days with white sticky stuff in my underwear and 0ants it that normal during puberty.

so im 15m, and i've never been naked around my friends. but i remember growing up and some of my close freinds said they changed in the same room and thought nothing of it (they were girls). and now people are like meeting up at gyms and doing workouts and getting toghether and stuff and im scared to do that but also i dont wanna seem weird by being creeped out. so i was just wondering whether maybe i just haven't expereinced that or it is just uncommon??

So i have autism and i have sensory issues from it and i cant stand a pad,tampon,menstrual cup,period underwear i have tried all and nothing helps

(14f) I’ve already searching this and from what I’ve seen it says this is okay but it feels a little bit too much in my opinion? Like for example I used to not be able to fit anything more than a finger in my vagina, and over the last year it’s gone from that to now where I can fit about 4 fingers if I really want to? All the stuff online saying becoming less tight as you get older aren’t really saying how much “less tight” is okay to get, so I’m a bit worried it’s gone too far?

Hi, im currently 16 and almost never get morning woods, is it normal, why does it happen?

I don't understand it; could someone explain it to me?

Although I have plenty of time to grow body hair, I really like the look of being extremely hairy. If anyone has any tips to maximize how much hair I can get as well as products to buy and such, I would appreciate it. Also a fun question for hairy dudes, do you enjoy your body hair?

I'm 13M and when horny I push my dick into my hand with my body face down and push my dick up and down. Is this bad. Also I tried stroking and I can't cum will I ever? I'm kinda worried. My friends say they watch porn should I?

Is it normal to get hard while being round a group of my friends?

when ever they are getting changed and in their boxers i have fantasies about them playing with me or vice versa im only m15 but i really like the idea of doing it with a boy or girl which is why i think im not gay.

was just wondering if anyone my age goes through this now? And its not all boys my age just usually my skinny friends while in boxers. Guessing its just hormones and will grow out of it tho?

I’ve seen that at the pool, at the beach and at the water park and I don’t understand. Can someone explain?

As the title suggests ive been having trouble with razor bumps after shaving to the skin down there and i was wondering if anyone had any tips, any advice is appreciated!

14m I was wondering what is the best way to trim my pubes? I don’t want to fully shave it all off because I like how it looks but I feel like it’s getting too long so I want to trim it a little. I’ve also never shaved down there before so is there any tips on shaving?

What are the actual benefits to shaving? Is it hygiene or just a style/comfortability thing?

Im thinking abuut trying out shaving all my pubic hair but im curious if its beneficial to keep doing it after?

I’m having trouble with bullying and stuff I like this girl but way out my league and a year older than me which I don’t mind but I’m ugly and fat

I was wondering if like the compression might be bad for growth or smrh i usually sleep in one cuz its just comfy for me but i dont wanna do it if its bad

Hi, my issue is that my foreskin seems too long. When my penis is erect, the skin bunches up just below the glans. If I try to pull the skin back further, it pulls on the frenulum—which makes the penis appear much shorter (it curls inward)—and the skin then snaps back into place, bunching up under the glans again. Looking at pictures of other penises, I haven’t noticed anyone else having this problem. Is this normal?

I (15M) am fairly over weight and I wanted to loose quite a bit and a way I wanted to try was to only eat liquid foods but I don’t want to destroy my hormones and kill my growth. Is it safe to only consume liquid foods if they have the right nutrients?

I remember the last time I was properly involved with a girl was when I was around 13–14. Looking back, I think I rushed things because I didn't really understand how relationships were supposed to develop. I was too focused on moving things forward instead of just enjoying getting to know someone.

I also had a situation when I was younger that could've turned into something good, but I think my own ego got in the way. I've reflected on that since then, and I feel like I've matured, but I still struggle when it comes to putting myself out there.

Since then, I've tried talking stages and getting to know different girls, but nothing has really gone anywhere. After a while, it's discouraging because you start wondering whether you're doing something wrong or whether you're just not someone girls are interested in.

One of the hardest parts is seeing my friends get into relationships. Some of them are really close with their girlfriends, and I'm genuinely happy for them, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous sometimes. I want that too. I want someone I can talk to, laugh with, spend time with and gradually build a genuine connection with. I want to experience what it's like to be wanted by someone in that way.

I know comparing myself to other people isn't going to help, but it's difficult when it feels like everyone else is figuring something out that I can't seem to get right. Sometimes I struggle just to talk comfortably to a girl I'm interested in, never mind building a relationship with her.

There are girls I'd like to get to know better, but I get nervous about approaching them. I don't want to repeat my past mistakes by rushing things, forcing a connection or becoming too focused on whether someone likes me. I'd rather learn to take things naturally, enjoy getting to know someone and see where things go without putting so much pressure on the outcome.

I think I need to change the way I approach dating, but I'm not entirely sure where to start. I want to become more confident talking to girls, stop comparing myself to my friends and stop treating every potential connection like it has to lead somewhere.

For anyone who's been in a similar position, what actually helped you? How did you become more comfortable talking to girls, and how did you stop feeling like you were falling behind everyone else? Did things eventually start happening naturally, or did you have to change your approach?

I'd appreciate honest advice, especially from people who felt inexperienced at my age and eventually found their footing. I'm not expecting everything to happen overnight. I just want to learn how to approach this in a healthier way.

Please keep any advice and discussion in the comments. Thanks!

I noticed recently when I took a week off of jerking off that I didn’t get hard a lot but when I start masturbating daily I get hard way more during the day. does that happen or is it just a coincidence? Will this end after puberty?

I'm just curious when you start getting other body hair. I started growing pubic hair earlier this year but don't see other hair yet and some people already have mustaches and stuff like that if any one knows

I remember the last time I was properly involved with a girl was when I was around 13–14. Looking back, I think I rushed things because I didn't really understand how relationships were supposed to develop. I was too focused on moving things forward instead of just enjoying getting to know someone.

I also had a situation when I was younger that could've turned into something good, but I think my own ego got in the way. I've reflected on that since then, and I feel like I've matured, but I still struggle when it comes to putting myself out there.

Since then, I've tried talking stages and getting to know different girls, but nothing has really gone anywhere. After a while, it's discouraging because you start wondering whether you're doing something wrong or whether you're just not someone girls are interested in.

One of the hardest parts is seeing my friends get into relationships. Some of them are really close with their girlfriends, and I'm genuinely happy for them, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous sometimes. I want that too. I want someone I can talk to, laugh with, spend time with and gradually build a genuine connection with. I want to experience what it's like to be wanted by someone in that way.

I know comparing myself to other people isn't going to help, but it's difficult when it feels like everyone else is figuring something out that I can't seem to get right. Sometimes I struggle just to talk comfortably to a girl I'm interested in, never mind building a relationship with her.

There are girls I'd like to get to know better, but I get nervous about approaching them. I don't want to repeat my past mistakes by rushing things, forcing a connection or becoming too focused on whether someone likes me. I'd rather learn to take things naturally, enjoy getting to know someone and see where things go without putting so much pressure on the outcome.

I think I need to change the way I approach dating, but I'm not entirely sure where to start. I want to become more confident talking to girls, stop comparing myself to my friends and stop treating every potential connection like it has to lead somewhere.

For anyone who's been in a similar position, what actually helped you? How did you become more comfortable talking to girls, and how did you stop feeling like you were falling behind everyone else? Did things eventually start happening naturally, or did you have to change your approach?

I'd appreciate honest advice, especially from people who felt inexperienced at my age and eventually found their footing. I'm not expecting everything to happen overnight. I just want to learn how to approach this in a healthier way.

Please keep any advice and discussion in the comments. Thanks!

I masterbate offen but I keep hearing its not good and to stop i dont personally have a problem but im wondering if its better not to masterbate or to continue