if you have entered puberty, your breasts will usually be sore from time to time
Not because you are in puberty.
YES
Breasts can be tender and grow during puberty, menstrual cycles, pregnancy, or hormonal changes. If you are experiencing persistent pain, lumps, or other changes, it's important to consult a healthcare provider for proper evaluation and guidance.
Your breasts will hurt a bit and your nipple will grow darker. You will be able to see your breast through your shirt if you don't wear a bra under, so I recommend wearing a bra. You will experience it one day, though.
Play with you breasts. like rub them, pinch them, and grab them. it might hurt at first but it feels awesome.
Breasts do not HAVE to hurt to ovulate. However, it is often the case that they do. It depends on the person. Some times a womans breasts hurt, while another womans dont.
During puberty many boys' nipples become very sensive and indeed some boys grow small breasts, which like the tenderness and increased sensitivity, generally reduces again as you pass through puberty. And remember that if you think that your nipples are senitive it might help you to realise just how sensitive your girlfriend's nipples are.
natural growth, no it doesn't hurt
It can just simply mean that you have less estrogen produced during this period and so your breasts will not feel tender. It is perfectly natural so don't worry.
You can try this.... 1. Take off your bra and all stuff and so its just your breasts and skin 2. Take lotion and squezze the out side of your breasts in tword the inside by the nipple 3. Do this daily and for atleast 5 minutes *you must have hit puberty allready for this to work! Even if you are "Flat". *if your breasts hurt afterwards-maybe a half hour after-your breasts are growing an its working!
Well, it could be something as simple as being related to your menstrual cycle. Many woman experience breast tenderness before or during their cycle. or... It could be a symptom of a more serious condition. Either way, inform your doctor during your next check up.