Teenagerism

DarkMaster · Feb 25, 2010 4:10 AM

lucky, i cant wait to graduate big_smile , i do that too, i stay up real late, and then get up real early in the mornings which makes me tired all day, but i really cant stand going to bed early, i dont know what it is, but i really cant stand it..............

ratchet · Feb 25, 2010 5:27 AM

I Feel like I have a tonne to do and staying up late makes me feel like im doing alot. I feel tired at school though

DarkMaster · Feb 25, 2010 5:41 AM

same, and my thighs and abs hurt all the time cuz im always doing backflips big_smile

cynderfan · Feb 25, 2010 5:54 AM

My first period was not that long ago...
My great grandma (R.I.P.) hit puberty at 8.
OMG!

DarkMaster · Feb 25, 2010 6:07 AM

wow, that is early

cynderfan · Feb 25, 2010 6:16 AM

I know!
She got teased about it...
She'll be laughing at THEM soon but lol

DarkMaster · Feb 25, 2010 6:29 AM

yea, at least she could say they she was more mature than them

ratchet · Feb 25, 2010 12:51 PM

If I started puberty at 8 i think I would have had a nervous breakdown. If It were up to me, Puberty would be less harsh for both sexes.

Aicebo · Feb 25, 2010 7:00 PM

cynderfan wrote:

My first period was not that long ago...
My great grandma (R.I.P.) hit puberty at 8.
OMG!

I did when I was 10
Coz I'm cool like that
(lolidontthinkso)

Spyro22 · Feb 25, 2010 10:20 PM

I cant stand going to be late. I hate feeling tired.
How can yall go with doing that every night?

spyroandcynder4ever · Feb 26, 2010 2:00 PM

Oh, jeez I got my period when i was I think maybe 11. I was so freaked out because my mom never talked to me about it. I was so ticked. She thought that i would get it at the normal age. Ha, yeah right! Now I'm pretty much used to it though the cramps kill me during the week.

Phoenix_Flyer · Feb 26, 2010 2:42 PM

Exercise helps with the cramps, I get really bad period pains too and when I'm swimming I never notice it until I get home afterwards. Chocolate and a hot-water bottle help too, though generally the best thing is to do something that takes your mind off of things...

I started when I was 11 too. Though mine was just an extremely light one, no more than the tiniest bit of blood. Then a few months later I really started them; unluckily me it was the thursday before I went to Leeds for a swimming competition. I can remember bawling my eyes out because I couldn't put in tampons right and I really wanted to swim. XD

Lol, good times. I got it in the end, and still got to go.

Rurikredwolf · Feb 26, 2010 2:55 PM

Yeah I remember learning about a dude's puberty thing and I couldn't concentrate becuase a big...thingy...was in theway.

Nightfall · Feb 26, 2010 5:49 PM

^ XD

I started when I was 11 too. It was just after a parent's evening at school, sometime in November 2004. I remember going to the toilet and discovering it. I can't really remember much else though. It feels like I've been having them forever, and it's only been 5 years.

Phoenix_Flyer wrote:

Exercise helps with the cramps, I get really bad period pains too and when I'm swimming I never notice it until I get home afterwards. Chocolate and a hot-water bottle help too, though generally the best thing is to do something that takes your mind off of things...

Really? Chocolate? I never knew that. At least now I have a good excuse to wolf down tons of the stuff! XD

I also find that a nice hot bath helps too, and it also makes you feel better in general, since you've freshened up.

spyroandcynder4ever · Feb 26, 2010 6:18 PM

Yeah, I discovered mine when i went to the bathroom too. And honestly when i do get those agonizing cramps, i try my best to not think about it and it actually does work most of the time anyway

Phoenix_Flyer · Feb 26, 2010 7:24 PM

Yup, you eat the chocolate and you think "Mmmmmm. Choooooclaaaaate..." rather than "OOOOOOOOOOWWW!!!"
I think it's also something to do with endorphins being released which make you feel better, that's what happens when you exercise and I think it also happens with the chocolate too.

Rurikredwolf wrote:

Yeah I remember learning about a dude's puberty thing and I couldn't concentrate becuase a big...thingy...was in theway.

Captain Caveman, being distracted by big sticks are we sweetheart?

DarkMaster · Feb 26, 2010 8:40 PM

Rurikredwolf wrote:

Yeah I remember learning about a dude's puberty thing and I couldn't concentrate becuase a big...thingy...was in theway.

roflmao, that is soo funny! XD when ever u speak to my mum she's always going "your sounding low today"

Ghakimx · Feb 27, 2010 4:39 AM

Phoenix_Flyer wrote:

Eh, in my view... You boys get it easy...

Yeah, she's right, boys have it easy.

When girls become adults, they have to get ***** and give birth. Also, they're the most common victims of *bleep*. That, or I haven't heard any cases of male *bleep*.

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