Step 1: Abolish "urinal etiquette". Encourage boys to go to the bathroom in groups like girls do, talk to each other while in the bathroom, and not be afraid to use urinals next to other boys. Urinals use less water than toilets do, but many boys refuse to use urinals under certain conditions. If "urinal etiquette" was abolished, it would lead to male washrooms becoming much less quiet, and boys lining up to use urinals (and stall toilets) would become a thing. However, this...

1. Wet dream pads.

I don't get wet dreams. In fact, about half of all boys don't get wet dreams. But, for boys who do get wet dreams, I have an idea. Wet dream pads are put in a boy's underwear before he goes to sleep, and taken off and disposed of after he wakes up. They are like menstrual pads, but stronger (to prevent it from ripping apart if he gets an erection in his sleep) and more absorbent (to prevent stains on his underpants, pajamas, and bedsheets).

2. Masturbation...