early bloomer

[johnsmith1]

for the early bloomers out there, how did you handle it? Were you able to ask friends/ family about it? I was always worried changing for swimming classes or in comumual showers as the hairy boy (as one of the first boys in my class to develop) so felt quite lonely going through it as I didn't know what was happening, and felt like I didn't know who to ask.

[Andrewtheone1]

I for one was an early bloomer, I hit puberty right when I turned 10 year's old, most boys in my class didn't hit it until they were 12/13, I just used online sites, and stuff to guide me through it, it was a little awkward and stuff, but for the next few year's I'll always be ahead of them, so it's rather nice now.

[louis.uk]

I was the earliest in my year at 9-10 I wasn't ashamed people thought it was a good thing and some of my friends would ask me questions

[Robinblake]

I started at 10 and really I just got through on my own. I wasn't embarrassed.

[PinkFloyd]

Because I was an early bloomer, I was looked up to sorta.

[Abyssal Echo]

I started between 9 and 10 not having an older bro and my Father not around I just got thru it on my own.

[FergusDunn]

for the early bloomers out there, how did you handle it? Were you able to ask friends/ family about it? I was always worried changing for swimming classes or in comumual showers as the hairy boy (as one of the first boys in my class to develop) so felt quite lonely going through it as I didn't know what was happening, and felt like I didn't know who to ask.


Thats sad really - but I hope your sorted now.

[PerpetualMotionSquad]

I didn't really care. I just taught myself until we had sex ed in year 6.

[louis.uk]

I didn't really care. I just taught myself until we had sex ed in year 6.

same here

[johnsmith1]

Thats sad really - but I hope your sorted now.

Thanks yes. I think it helped me understand and respect differences in people in general