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The Internet is, first of all, a huge, almost limitless, and anonymous world. So you can be something you are not in real life. You can do practically anything you want. Legislation in different countries is only on the way to regulate all of this space. There are tools to search for intruders. But! Psychologically speaking: protecting your own boundaries is your own job.

The conception of a child naturally always involves both sexes: a man and a woman, and therefore both parents are responsible for the health of the future offspring. 

Such behavior on the network has become possible from the fact that there it is easy to hide one's identity and, by violating the natural law, evade responsibility. Because if a person shows genitals to a passerby on the street, it will have severe consequences and punishment. Sending genitals is a direct violation of personal boundaries and can even cause psychological trauma.  

In the last article, we talked about the difference between sexual constitution and libido.

Almost every man on earth has experienced it at least once.

To deal with unpleasant odors, you need to learn about the pleasant or typical smell of the penis. 

Approximately 25% of the male population has erectile dysfunction due to taking certain medications. As a man ages, his health begins to fail and often requires long-term or continuous medication, and many drugs adversely affect the different stages of intercourse. 

Puberty is a process, a series of changes in your body that transforms you into an adult physically able to reproduce.

What Changes Occur

With the beginning of this period in your life, childhood ends, and a new stage begins. It is essential to understand that puberty is about physical and hormonal changes. Psychological and social changes, on the other hand, are a broader period - puberty, which includes puberty and lasts longer.

First Signs of Puberty in Girls

So, what changes and what happens? In girls, puberty can start from age 8-9: body shape begins to change, mammary glands (breasts) and body hair begin to grow, pimples may appear on the face, menstruation begins, and sudden changes in moods may become normal.

Symptoms of Puberty in Boys

In boys, puberty can begin at age 10-11: the body begins to grow actively and disproportionately, the voice breaks down, acne appears, body hair appears, the penis begins to grow, the first ejaculations happen, nocturnal pollution, and "spikes" in emotions and moods can become normal.

How Long Does Puberty Last?

The good news is that this period can be survived. You'll get through it! Puberty has an ending, and adolescence has an end. This is a difficult but exciting period in which you must find and get to know yourself. It's a time of experimentation, trial, and error to find yourself, rebuild your relationship with the world, and explore your new body and its functions. Don't be afraid to ask your parents questions about it! Don't be shy about exploring yourself. Take care of yourself and your body. Your body will thank you later.

In the safety rules that are taught from a very young age, there is the concept of the "panty rule" (underpants or underwear) or "underwear rule." With the help of this easy-to-remember comparison, children are explained what they should know about personal boundaries (physical in the first place).