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Development

Why evolution
ensures an awkward
development

Peer Pressure

 

Female issues

Female puberty
Schedule
Ahead of schedule?
Behind schedule?
Your first bras
First period

Becoming a woman
Note to parents

Masturbation

Losing virginity

Menarche
Menstrual cycle
Your period
PMS

Sex organs

 

Male issues

Male puberty
Schedule

Being a man

Wet dreams

Masturbation

The Penis

First ejaculation

Losing virginity

Sex organs

 

Sex

This section addresses normal development. Developmental schedules vary greatly from individual to individual, so if you develop at a different pace than your peers and still fall within the range of normal development there is no need to be alarmed. Every year you should have a physical examination by a medical doctor. If you fall outside the range of normal development due to a continuous or serious illness, Your doctor should recognize it during a physical examination, and would then offer advice. Otherwise, you are on your way to adulthood, and only require patience and good health to reach physical and mental maturity.

 

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