What are some thing teenage boys go through?
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Teenage boys are sometimes moodier than girls, I think.  My son has gone through all the moodiness, the beligerance, the "peer pressure" to do things he knows aren't right or that he wasn't raised to do, and to an extent, bouts with low self-esteem, although he is a very handsome and well-liked young man.  I always told him that the things we face that are the hardest are the things that make us stronger in the long run.  I did the best I could to try to build him up, and to also try to remember the way I felt as a teenager, so I could try to "pick my battles" with him in a more positive way.
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I tend to think that teenage males mastur-bate more than most people. But just the average person? I would say between 6-10 times a week. I'm not sure though.
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teenagers grow up to be adults.\nbe patient.\nthey will live through their young years and mature.\nare you an adult?? you don't sound like one.. control yourself..that's what teenagers do????...lol
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Do everything for a boy that you would do for a girl... although they never start a period, they do still hit puberty and it can be hard for them... most teenage boys dont understand what is going on when they hit puberty, so you should explain it and then help them to understand that now they are becoming a man. celebrate this transition with them.
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Teenagers experience love and heartbreak just like people of any age. They often love more passionately and hurt more deeply at the end of a relationship or friendship. Teenagers don't really see tomorrow; everything is right now and final. \n\nHormones play a more dominate role in the teenage years; this is new territory, and they're terribly insecure and yes ... horny. Their bodies are telling them yes while every authority figure is screaming no. \n\nThey often confuse sexual desire with "love", but those feelings are as real and important to them as the love felt between more mature adults. They often feel dismissed by parents ( or even their own peers ) when they confide that they're in love, so they learn to downplay their future feelings. Teenaged girls feel emotional love more deeply; teenaged boys are primarily driven by their biology.
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teens should be in bed.  or studying.
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Nearly anything. They usually have been around a lot.
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They've got hormones racing through their bodies.\n\nBoys are very different than girls. \n\nThey aren't thinking rationally.\n\nYou need to think rationally, though.  Keep them at bay.  You are in charge of your body.  Don't let anyone talk you into doing something that you're uncomfortable with.
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Normal for a teen...quit complaining!
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Varies from teenager to teenager. Some notice when they begin to smell, and take actions to correct that. Others go along as if nothing has changed, and produce quite a stench. If your teenager is of the latter persuation, I would suggest buying them a bag of sanitizing products and leaving it on their bed with a note saying, "Take care of it, your loving parents."
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Yes, boys have to bear with their PERIODS so often than girls. cant help the poor boys.
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They are like most teenagers, attitude and all.
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Depending on how much trouble 'they' want to go through - just about anything they want to know. What you put in your body - drugs, alcohol, smoking, what your diet is like. Any diseases you may have. Genetic information - who your parents are.
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i know this sounds funny, but i really believe that boys get their periods too, maybe something happened to him that he doesnt want to tell you about (nothing bad, maybe something embarrassing) maybe he just needs some time, just let him know you're there
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It's true, some communities run the young men out of town when they are teenagers...to keep the old lecherous man:young girl ratio manageable.\n\nIt's really sad what happens to these boys. For more information, click on: http://www.getadad.org/
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I would say Self-Esteem issues, peer pressure, girls thinking that they should look like girls in the videos or magazines, thus wanting to have comestic surgery to look like someone else, giving in to sex under pressure or too soon, and under age drinking.  Teens... just be the best person you can be.  Be you.
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16 was a turning point for me.  I was skinny, weak, afraid of girls and even sucked in school.  At 15 I got into martial arts because I was sick of being bullied.  It was the single most significant influence in my teenage life.  After a year of that, I felt much more confident, bullies left me alone and I got my first girl friend.  The physical exercise made me stronger and helped my mind get clear.  The discipline put my behavior in line.  If such a thing would have been push upon me by my parents I would have rebelled, but coming from my Sensei a 5th degree black belt, I respected him and I wanted to be like him.  He was / is a man of great inner strength and integrity.    \n\nI think all teenagers go through a period of doubting their abilities, worth and place in the world.  It is part of their stretching out into the world.  Around 16 is when boys really start to separate away from their parents (for girls it seems to be around 14).  This is REALLY scary for them, and yet something they must do to grow up to a young adult.  The best thing to do is to let him know that you are there for him and you support him.  The reality is that his peers will have much more influence on him at this age than you will.