When will my condom grow?
hi i am 11 yrs old and i am ready to have sex. my pee pee is almost 3 inches now. all of my freinds tell me that i need 2 hav safe sexxx. they tell me i need a condom? Im rly confoosed tho. im alfready 11 and it still hasnt grown yet? at when will it grow? my wee wee has no hairs on it so the condom should be able to grow! :( someone peez halp
How long does it take for men to grow a condom?
it depends on how long it takes the rubber trees to reach maturity I believe around 5 -6 years onve thats completed a boy like you comes along cuts it down misses the tree all together with the axe and chops your penis right off, and thinks how great it would be to still have a penis..lol
How do i grow my condom?
Well my boyfriend has had his since birth. I guess you're just not a real man? But i hear if you sleep with your dick in a plant of compost overnight for 2 months, it increases your chances of growing one by 200%
Question - "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn"?
Condoms were in the box. It is mentioned earlier in the book that Sissy worked in a rubber factory that made a few rubber toys as a blind, but made mostly things that people bought in whispers. They are talking about contraceptives (condoms) which were not discussed in polite society in the early 20th century. Also, it talks about the children tying these things together and hanging them out of a window, where everybody saw them, including Johnny. That was the reason they had to move.
When will my condom grow in?
Definitely tell your parents. Condoms usually grow in at about the age of 10-13, so you are a little late! Maybe it's worth going to your doctor about this, your skin might not be producing enough latex because you have a lack of vitamins, so eat your vegetables. Also, check with your parents if you were ever circumcised. People who have had a circumcision cannot naturally grow their condoms, so have to buy and carry artificial ones.
Why do mushrooms grow on trees? My 5yo is asking.?
Because to some kinds of mushrooms, some kinds of trees are yummy. There are a lot of mushrooms that like dead trees-- dead trees can't defend themselves anymore, but they're still yummy, so they're a fine place to live, if you're a mushroom. By the way, mushrooms grow just about everywhere. The ones on trees are some of the easiest to spot, but if you watch out for them on the ground too you'll find a lot more than you might expect. <3
Where can you hide condoms in your house or round abouts? I have strict parents that don't like that type of behaviour.
Okay, others have answered the literal question. But I have one of my own. What is "that type of behavior?" Hiding condoms?yeah stupid question, perhaps, but I love asking stupid questions because they often reveal what is otherwise hidden.I don't like it if my teenage daughter hides her behavior. It means we have lost trust. She hasn't brought this one to me yet, she's a little young, but this is coming down the pike like a semitruck full of ... probably not condoms, something else, with a few condoms tossed in.She's already told me about at least one thing that some parents might have gone ballistic over. I didn't. I told her what I thought, but didn't seize control, because the harm of what she told me was minor compared to the harm of becoming isolated and disconnected. If I thought she was in immediate danger, I'd seize control, and she knows that.It may well come that she won't tell me something. From my earlier family, one of my daughters was raped. Her brothers handled it. I don't know exactly what they did, I've never asked. I only found out about it maybe fifteen or twenty years later. Maybe I'll ask.Anyway, what I notice here is "strict parents," he or she thinks, who have ipso facto lost the trust of their child. That *is* a loss, and could cause great harm. Condoms are used to prevent transmission of disease and, as well, for prevention of pregnancy. Condoms can fail and disease can be transmitted in other ways, and sexual activity can dominate choices we make in life. Losing the support of parents in all this leaves the child to largely reinveint their life.Some of that is necessary, there are evolutionary reasons for "teenage rebellion." But ... when you reinvent the wheel, you get to make the same mistakes that others made, and some of these mistakes can be fatal or cause extensive, lasting damage.So there is a balance to be sought. To the questioner, if you can't trust your parents, find someone mature and experienced whom you *can* trust, and confide in them. You might save yourself a lifetime of regret. You will still have your freedom of choice.
How long does it take a condom to biodegrade?
Most condoms are made of latex rubber, like latex gloves and balloons. The people who manufacture balloons have studied the breakdown of their product in the environment and they report: "Field tests show that latex rubber balloons are very degradable on exposure in the environment under a broad range of exposure conditions including exposure to sunlight and weathering, exposure to water, and exposure to soil. The balloon samples show significant degradation after six weeks of exposure. The balloon samples appear to be degrading at about the same rate as oak tree leaves and about three times faster than small pieces of wood (oak and pine)." In *my* back yard, oak leaves can take 1-3 years to fully break down. Other materials that condoms may be made of include animal membranes (which would biodegrade very quickly) and polyurethane (which probably biodegrades more slowly than latex).