PUBERTY PATH - JENSEN RATCLIFF
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- Billy looks upset, I wonder what's wrong?
- What's wrong Billy?
- There's something wrong with me and I don't know what it is! weird things are happening to my body!
- Like what?
- It sounds like your going through puberty, I started going through puberty a few years ago and I'm still going through it. Don't worry it's completely normal, everyone goes through puberty. It means you growing into a man.
- I am growing hair in weird places, I'm getting angry for no reason at all, I'm getting sweat stains on my clothes, every now and then, my voice goes all weird, I'm starting to smell and I'm getting pimples all over my face.
- Ok Eddie, but what is puberty and what causes it all?
- One morning Eddie stumbles across Billy crying in the halls for some reason, and wonders what's wrong.
- You're growing hair in new places because hormones are telling your body that it is ready to change. Some of the hormones that trigger this new hair growth come from your adrenal glands.
- Gross! Why is there hair growing there?
- Pubic hair is completely normal and you shouldn't worry about it it's caused by all the testosterone going through your body.
- Eddie asks Billy what's wrong, Billy seemed very upset.
- Mood swings are completely normal, just try not to get too caught up in emotion and definitely try not to take your emotions out on other people.
- Why am I so angry?
- You might have some emotional changes where you feel random emotions for no reason. This is caused by all the hormones going through your body during puberty.
- Billy explains to Eddie what is happening to his body, Eddie then explains to Billy that he is going through puberty, and that it is completely normal and he shouldn't worry about it. Billy is growing into a man!
- The increase in various hormones during puberty makes the body's sweat glands more active and they produce more sweat.
- I'm sweating like crazy and I smell really bad!
- It is normal to sweat lots during puberty, you will need to start wearing deodorant though.
- You generally start to grow pubic hair around the age of 11 but everyone goes through puberty at different times.
- Cavities in the sinuses, the nose, and the back of the throat grow bigger, creating more space in the face, this gives the voice more room to resonate. As your body adjusts to these changes, your voice may crack or break. This process lasts only a few months
- why did my voice sound all weird ?
- Your voice cracking may be embarrassing at times but every boy will go through it , so don't worry about it.
- In general, 95% of boys begin puberty between the ages of 9 and 14. You can expect to see physical, emotional, and behavioural changes during this time.
- Oil glands get stimulated when hormones become active during puberty. That's why people are likely to get acne in their teens.
- Acne is partially a genetic thing, if other people in your family had acne you have a higher chance of getting it. As long as you eat healthy you won't get as many.
- you start to sweat lots around the age of 11 and its completely normal for it to smell, especially in the underarm and groin areas. This is caused by the increase of perspiration combined with the bacteria that live on the skin creating the odour.
- No problem Billy
- Thanks Eddie for explaining puberty to me and what my body is going through, now I don't need to be worried about my body.
- Voice cracks only last a few months until your body gets used to it, then you will sound more like a man.
- De... fence, push up?
- on it Billy!
- Acne commonly starts during puberty between the ages of 10 and 13 and tends to be worse in people with oily skin. Teenage acne usually lasts for five to 10 years, normally going away during the early 20s. It occurs in both sexes, although teenage boys tend to have the most severe cases.
- AAHH! my face is covered in pimples!
- Billy thanks Eddie for explaining what his body is going through and askes what puberty is setting him up for further on. (Make Sure If you have Any Questions About your Body Ask An Adult You Trust!)
- I'm glad you asked Billy, puberty is changing your body from a child into an adult so your body is capable of reproduction so you can make a baby when you are older. If you ever have any other questions about your body ask a parent or an adult you trust. See you later Billy.
- 1 more question Eddie, what is puberty setting me up for?
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