hair growth over nipples for girl. is it normal or abnormal? do men hate this?
971173
well I have seen this and to be honest, it was a turnoff
20460
my wife has one of these on her nipple, it's this little hair that's grown around and around under the skin for years, and it's like a hard little ball that if she'd pop it like a zit, the hair would probably shoot out and be about 4 feet long, but she won't do it.  Freaky stuff man
1187505
You mustn't worry about your nipples being hard.  It is perfectly normal for a young male of your age.  A little exercise and time will approve things.
468728
Its more common then you might think!\n\nDuring intrauterine life, (within the womb)\nNipples develop along the lines stretching from axilla to umbilicus. 4-5 on each side. These nipples gradually disappear with time leaving one on each side for most individuals.\nHowever, many a time 1-2 nipples may not undergo such process and remain!\n\nIf they are causing a problem, like pain or inflammation (red) then you must see a doctor.\n\nYou can also get them removed (easily) by plastic surgery for cosmetic reasons.
349125
hair growth is primarily involved in protecting underlying structures, and for the purposes of keeping warm.  Gorilla's have hair all over and some maybe longer, if it is the arms this would indicated they are vulnerable parts exposed to trauma and cold.  we too are covered in hair but most of it is very short.  we have evolved our hair pattern to provide protection to our vulnerable areas...such as the head, the genitals, the arm pit, eyebrows.  however many men have hairy chests too, they dont need protection here anymore but evolution hasnt caught up with us yet...and maybe it serves as attaction feature for females.  Hairyness is related to high levels of testosterone so u should thinkabout that fact too...testosterone fueled males are more attractive to females
558372
Nice decent women do not like for their nipples to show through except in the bedroom.\n\nIt is a natural effect caused by cool breeze, shirt rubbing against them, and from being horny.
864118
Well, I wouldn't call it normal, but it isn't all that bad a thing either. I have a friend who is in your exact situation, but he's very proud of it. You should be too. And you never know, the rest of your body might just "grow" into it in a couple of years.
6283
This is normal. I am 21 and my breasts grew at different rates. I can tell you that mine never really got to be the same size.My left is almost a whole size different. In about 80% of woman one breast is larger then the other.
244994
NOT NORMAL!!!! Go back to your doctor ASAP and if he still says nothing wrong, get a second opinion!  Your breasts are precious. Enough said.
1027597
This could very well be normal.  Some people have an odd system that causes them to grow hair in odd places.  Some women have facial mustaches, or beards-look at grandma if you want better ideas.  \n\nThere is also a condition that IS known to medical science where the person has an extra cromosome.  I know I read about this one chick that didn't realize how awkward her situation was until about 30 or something.  She married a man (apparently she was a normal everyday woman) and then discovered she could not conceive.  Several tests later, she discovered she could not conceive because this woman was technically supossed to be a male at birth, but for some reason the testosterone did not develope at the proper stage of fetis growth, so the remaining estrogen production continued.  I think her Chromosome situation was XYX?  Where only two chromosomes are required for "normal" humans to determine sex, she somehow had both sides of the coin with a odd "mutation" of sorts if you will pardon the crude word.  (Imagine if you have a string of letters making a sentence so that it makes sense to read aloud--ie DNA/gene sequence coding- but then, as the chain of letters is being read loud, someone else had the ability to grab on the the last word of the sentence and gain improper context of the sentence-a possible enzyme or hormone that triggers on the last chromosome, in this case incorrectly as she had three instead of two)\n\nIt is also possible that as your body matures and grows with age, medication, and cell stimulation (whatever the cause of this cell stemulation is) might be manipulating your hormone production as it does with certain grandma's causeing odd things to happen to their bodies.  It is not uncommon.\nIf you are actually this worried about your gender, please...by all means see a doctor and validate your concerns with your doctor.  the Doc will definitely do what it takes to satisfy your curiousity, although I am certain it will end up costing quite a bit in lab tests and result confirmations.
1087551
It's because human nipples appear during pregnancy in the third or fourth week of development, well before the sex characteristics. So the nipples are there before you become a girl or a boy. But once you become a boy, they don't just fall off.\nNote: Kilroymaster: Please name your source. From what I've read, no male of any kind, human or animal, has ever produced milk.
654239
Some guys are hairy, nothing wrong with that. as long as you feel comfy with him, its no prob
973549
That is completely normal. When my boyfriend does it to me I feel it in my vagina. A womans areolas (nipples) have the same kind of ''pleasure'' nerves as in her clitoris. A male on the other hand may have sensitive nipples but nothing like a woman.
525849
I DON'T LIKE CHEST HAIR.  THANK GOD, MY HUSBAND DOESN'T HAVE ANY. BUT, SEEING THAT YOU HAVE TO DEAL WITH THIS.  I THINK YOU SHOULD........LET HIM LEAVE HIS SHIRT ON.  MEN ARE ALWAYS THINKING OF TRYING SOMETHING NEW, HE MIGHT EVEN LIKE IT.  JUST THINK ABOUT IT, NOW YOU DON'T HAVE TO LICK HIS CHEST HAIR ANYMORE.-GOOD LUCK
792604
Having different-sized breasts is perfectly normal. It's quite common for girls to have different-sized breasts or nipples, especially as they develop during puberty. Everyone's different, and no two women's breasts will look exactly the same. In fact, asymmetry - where one body part, like a foot or a hand, is a different size or shape from its partner - is quite common in humans.\n\nWhen girls begin puberty, usually between the ages of 8 and 13, their breasts begin to develop starting with just a little swelling under the nipple. This is known as breast budding. You may notice that one of your breasts starts developing before the other or that one is growing more quickly. Many times this difference in breast size evens out once a girl is older, usually around age 20. But it's also perfectly normal for women's breasts to remain different sizes even when they're fully developed.\n\nSome girls with different-sized breasts worry that there's something medically wrong, but chances are, for a teen, there isn't. If you're really worried about your breast size, talk to your doctor or gynecologist. He or she should be able to reassure you that you don't have any health problems. In fact, the good news about noticing your breasts are different sizes is that it means you're aware of your breasts - and being aware of your breasts can help you stay healthy! Learning how your breasts normally look (and feel) can help you notice any changes that might not be normal. Your doctor can teach you how to do a breast self-exam that will help you become familiar with your breasts so you can identify any changes.\n\nSome girls worry about their different-sized breasts for cosmetic reasons. Many girls with different-sized breasts or nipples just accept that they are normal and don't do anything differently. But other girls feel self-conscious. It's likely that no one else notices your breasts look different, though. Other people usually can't see the difference in the size of a girl's breasts - even if that difference is a full cup size.\n\nThe fact is that exercises, supplements, or diets won't change the size or shape of a girl's breasts, only plastic surgery can do that. (And most doctors recommend that a girl wait until her breasts have finished growing before getting plastic surgery.) Some girls decide to wear especially supportive bras or special inserts that make their breasts appear more equal in size. Talk to a nurse or lingerie salesperson if you want some suggestions for evening things out. It may also help to talk to your mom, older sister, or an aunt or grandmother - they may have worried about having different-sized breasts during their teen years, too.
645957
All human embryos in the womb look the same externally, until testosterone is either added or not.  If not, the baby will develop physically as a girl, if the testosterone is added, the baby develops physically as a boy.  This is true regardless of the XX or XY chromosome of the baby.  The nipples develop prior to the addition of the testosterone.\n\nThey are there because the child could have developed as a woman, and the only purpose that I can think of that they have for men is perhaps a little thrill when your lover pinches them. :)
265525
Nipples are not too much attractive as the whole breast are.But its very sensitive,so it should be covered for its sensitivity.