Boys definitely
Because even though they think it's harder because they don't talk about it, it is still harder for girls because we don't want to talk about it either but we are FORCED to talk about it and it is SOOOOOO gross. Also when puberty is over for boys it is ALL over and done with but even when girls' puberty is over we STILL have to get periods every month. Another thing boys only have one change, which is puberty, and when it is over it's over. On the other hand girls have two changes, puberty and menopause, and when puberty is over, as previously stated, we STILL have to get periods every month AND we don't get off the hook there because we STILL have menopause coming!!! ==
True... you do get periods after, but can you imagine having to shave everytime you wake up from a nap? how much of a pain when you wake up every morning with a stiffy?
Girls have to shave their legs and armpits. true, not as often but it is that + periods. Also, if you want to have a kid the normal way you have to get pregnant... guys don't. Also can you imagine how painful period cramps are?
Yes, puberty begins in girls first. The usual age is 11 for girls while it is 12-13 for boys.
Both are equally affected by puberty. Though puberty sets in early in girls than in boys.
Girls generally begin puberty one or two years before boys on average. Girls usually begin around 10-years-old and boys 11 to 12-years-old.
girls usually experience puberty first!
Girls usually start puberty first.
The start of puberty in boys generally occurs between 10 and 14. The first thing a boy usually notices is that he produces (emits) semen, either in his sleep or when masturbating. Things like the start of facial hair and the voice breaking (becoming much deeper) follow later.
In the first stage of puberty, the average volume of the testicles is about 1.5 ml each.
It varies from person to person but it usally starts with body oder.
Menstruation starts sometime in puberty, it's usually not the first sign.
Puberty starts when the pituitary gland signals the adrenals to produce hormones. The time when this happens is controlled by our genes.. so family history affects the ages at which puberty starts
When puberty starts.
Puberty is the beginning of adolescence Puberty is the name given to the physical process which turns the body of a child into that of an adult. Pubery can start in boys as young as 9 years of age while other boys may be in their late teens before it starts. Generally it starts on average around 12 or 13 years of age. Adolescence is the name given to the stage between childhood and adulthood, which is also called youth. It usually coincides with puberty but as the answer above pointed out puberty usually (but not always) starts first.
Menarche (first period) is part of going through puberty. Menstruation only occurs when a person starts to ovulate, as menstruation occurs if an egg isn't fertilised. Puberty refers to the process of going from a child to a sexually mature adult, thus puberty has to start in order for you then to start menstruating as menstruation occurs only after you start to ovulate.
No. Your penis starts to grow after about a year of starting puberty. It grows in lenght initially. After roughly 2.5 years it gets thicker.
Hormones ! A person's hormones control the onset of puberty.
Puberty starts at 12 years of age in males. The penis starts growing at 13/14 years of age.
No, you can't restart the puberty. It starts at around 11-12 years of age.