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health advisory Hospital Mens Health 2007-11-15 5:38:55

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I know how you feel. My voice was last to change in my class. It's been five decades, and I still remember the humiliation it caused me.

Everybody's pituitary gland kicks in at a slightly different time. This usually is influenced by genetics, so you might ask your dad, uncles and older cousins what their experience was.

There is usually a beneficial side to your predicament. You probably have a lot of growth left. I grew almost four inches after my sixteenth birthday. At my 50th class reunion I looked down on many of the guys who used to call me Shorty. Revenge is sweet, even after a lifetime!

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be patient. it's just not your time yet. it'll happen soon enough.

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Everyone's voice breaks in thier own time, don't worry about it. If you still haven't broken or started breaking when your 16/17 check yourself with the doctor but it's really nothing to worry about, it's not much fun when it happens by what I've heard anyway!

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coz mister, you is a girly man

hehehe

i have a ridiculously sexy deep baritone voice that makes the ladies swoon :-)

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It's common, but not universal. Some boys have a deep baritone voice as early as 9, some "break" in their early teens, some gradually all through their teens, some never really develop a deep voice, depending on what kind of vocal chords they inherited. All are normal.

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PATIENCE it will.

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