There is no definitive end point to puberty as different boys start it at different ages and some take longer to complete the process than others. By 21 or so years of age (if not sooner) most boys (really young men) will probably have reached their maximum height and their penis will probably have reached its maximum length but muscle mass and body hair may continue to extend after this age and may continue into the mid thirties or perhaps even later.
Because they are going through puberty and they have an erection and are wishing to hide it.
This is a sign that you are done with puberty.
According to medical websites it could be between 17 and 20 on average. This varied because of the age at which puberty starts. Like if you started going through puberty at like 10 it would be at full length by about 16-17. if it didnt start till like 13/14 it could be as late as 20-21
Your penis continues growing through puberty and until you stop growing at around 20-years-old. You are probably still in puberty so it may grow longer still, but it is down to the genes you inherited through your parents. Some boys have early puberty growth and others later. You may be an early grower !
When puberty is over so around 18-20.
it is good for your body because that is when you stop going through puberty and it may happen during the ages of 45 and55
Some young boys do until they hit puberty & can't stop thinking about how bad they want your body.
Usually the boys hit puberty at the ages of 13. It depends on the child on how to console him.
Maybe you are just going through puberty, so if that's the case, stop dwelling on those thoughts. For other scenarios, you just have to stop thinking about it or lusting on your mom.
The only way to stop puberty in a male is castration, either through the use of chemicals or by a physical operation. Neither is desireable and physical castration simply to stop or prevent puberty is now considered to be child abuse and thus illegal.
No it doesn't, because it is normal for boys to start getting hair under his arms and in the pubic region at 11. This hair is normally straight, fine and non-pigmented hair and it signals the start of early puberty. When a boy goes through "precocious" puberty, that is, starts puberty earlier than 9 years of age, they run the risk of not growing as tall as their peers This is because when puberty completes, the growth plates on the bones close and stop growing in length. Precocious puberty is a treatable medical condition, and boys showing signs of puberty at a very young age should be seen by a pediatric endocrinologist to address the possible complications.
There is no specific age a teenager will stop getting taller. One factor is your gender, females tend to go through puberty a lot earlier than males. Males enter puberty about the time they become a teenager, some females will start before 13 years of age. It also depends on the individual and their genetics because even though the average female starts puberty earlier than males, there are always females out there who sometimes are still going through puberty in their early twenties.