Answer my question on puberty?
114666
For you the puberty is just started and the hormones storm is in action as the few hair demonstrates. \nTherefore, don’t be in hurry and leaves time to the time without being there to look at you penis with impatience every day. The development needs its time and concerning the sexual one will go on up to 18 years even.\nAt last don't forget that the penis lenght isn't a very important factor in the life!
581611
Trustt me, its normal. If you haven't reached puberty yet, then you still have more growing to do, so it should be ok.
527092
Yes, I've completed puberty. Everyone does after they've matured.
863336
its a myth. \nsometimes it's true, sometimes it's not.\ni'm 13 and i started having my period about two years ago, and i'm still growing taller. a LOT taller. lol. \nSo I wouldn't worry if I were you.
80474
Puberty 101-Five Stages of Puberty - Girls?  \nVirtualKid Teen is a web site created by and for teenagers. Contents include, advice, puberty 101, stories, poetry, art, search engine, chat, message boards and a lot more. ... Five Stages of Puberty - Girls? Q. Kate (12-14) asks about development ... Five Stages of Puberty - Girls. 1. Age Range: Usually 8-11 ...www.puberty101.com/p_pubgirls.shtml - 41k - Cached - More from this
328577
Puberty is the answer, no it's not uncommon you grown until you are 26, your grow spurt hit at 17, it's perfectly normal.
753847
I think you're fine, dear.  A girl can get her menses anytime between the ages of eight and eighteen.\n\nBut you could check with your doctor, maybe s/he would like to run a couple of tests just in case.
954636
See when other females in your family started their menses, this will give you a clue when you would probably start yours.\n\nBoys and girls now experience puberty at younger ages than previous generations. In general, girls enter puberty between ages 8 and 13 and reach menarche (first menstruation) several years later, while boys enter puberty between ages 9 and 14. The reasons for earlier menarche in girls are not well understood.
1102007
Yeah, I mean, really, at what age do your fingers start to grow?  Your penis starts to grow at the same time the rest of your body starts to grow.  Now, that said, as you hit puberty, certain changes will occur that may make it seem like it is growing more.  For instance, your testicles will drop, you will develop pubic hair, etc.  But it's not like you hit 13 and all of the sudden you're packing some serious weapon...it's a gradual process.  A hint, if you are overweight, your penis will appear smaller, so lose that weight!
649199
i dont know if u a dude or female, for anybody probaly around 10 or 11 , i started when i was 10 or so, and all u should give me best answer since i da only one ansered it , please!!!!!
441038
all males go through puberty .... its when they develop pubic hair and underarm hair .... deeper vioces .... growth spirts ... there pen*ses get larger ..... \n\n  look it up on google \n\nP.S. thanks for the points
438351
take this easy... this is normal situation for a boy during puberty.
849630
Most girls stop growing shortly after puberty. Guys can sometimes keep growing into their late teens or as late as 20 years old.
724186
it's that crazy, wonderfully maddening thing we call puberty.\ndon't worry . he's not a 'maphrodite. your body does some crazy stuff while it's growing. ya just gotta roll wid it.\n\n                                                       peace
404093
Puberty normally occurs in a series of five stages (Tanner stages) that typically begin within the ages of 8 and 13 for girls and 9 and 14 for boys. Puberty is consider early (precocious) if it occurs before the age of 8 years in girls and 9 years in boys. And puberty is considered late or delayed if it has not begun prior to the age of 13 years for girls and 14 years for boys. Recent studies have shown that puberty is occurring at an increasingly earlier age in children though.\nSo the answer to your question will be no.
626052
I'm 14 too. \n\nI know how ya feel.\n\nI've already hit puberty and let me tell you, it's nothing great. I've stayed home from school on some days that the cramps were so bad.\n\nAnyway, majority of my friends didn't get theirs yet, and that's fine!\n\nSome symptoms are, more tender breats, some kind of discharge (white clearish stuff) in your underwear. \n\nIf youre stomach is starting to feel werid, you'll know it's on it's way!\n\nThere's nothing wrong with not hitting puberty at 14 years old.\n\n\nBTW, you'll get it eventually. I don't think it's possible for you not to get it. It's nothing great. Honestly.\n\nAnd when the day comes, you prbabley won't get it normally yet. It may come every 2 months or so times. It took me 2 years for mine to become normal.
1130957
There are no significant changes before puberty except looks and height, but during puberty,\n\nPhysical changes:\n\n1) growth of hair\n     - in armpits\n     - at pubic regions\n\n2) breasts grow bigger\nc) hips become wider\n\n\nReproductive system...\n\nOvaries start to\n\n1) produce female sex hormones\n2) release mature eggs\n\nMenstrution starts