Men growing chest / body hair in high school

If you're a guy who started growing chest hair, and other hairy parts in high school, did any doctor make comments on the changes that occurred between yearly exams. And or if you mom or dad was with you did they make any commons about your growing hairy. How did it make you feel. At what ages did you grow underarm hair, arm and leg hairy, chest and stomach hair, facial hair, etc. A friend of mine had massive hairy chest and stomach by the time he was a senior in high school.

My groin hair sprouted first during the first year of junior high school, followed soon after by underarm hair and the start of a fuzzy mustache. I was proud to show my groin hair in the P.E. showers, slightly embarrassed when my underarm hair first arrived (first sign of puberty visible publicly). After that, I figured the rest was inevitable (my dad was pretty hairy) so it just was what is was. By the end of junior high leg hair had worked its way up from my ankles. First year of high school it spread over my butt and up toward my navel. Visible chest hair covering my sternum arrived when I was a high school junior. By senior year it had spread across my pectorals and down toward my navel. It was readily visible but never got super dense. Facial hair was slow to arrive, I only needed to shave daily by my senior year. My parents sometimes made comments it when it first appeared in a new area (like my back), but I don't think a doctor ever commented.

I got a slightly late start compared to my peers but ended up with more coverage than most by the end of high school.

I was the 1st kid to grow body hair! Started with pubes and mustache before 8th grade! In HS I had hair on my chest... and it went on from there! During the summer after sophomore year... I went to the pool...was wrestling in the pool and my back hurt... I had NO idea I had hair on my back. Went back to school in the fall with a full beard!

I am 71... and the only place I am missing hair in on my hear... thin... not gone!

In the fall... the hair on my arms gets longer.... I have numerous 4 inch hairs on both arms. O

Only surprise is that I don't have hair on my palms!

As I have related before here on Zity; I was a late bloomer. I was the next to the shortest kid in my class, as well. I didn't really begin noticeable normal puberty until I was in the 9th grade. I was peach fuzz up until that time. I got to hate going to gym classes because showers were required afterward. I actually envied the other boys who proudly showed off their developing manhood! I was the brunt of a lot of teasing and humiliation both in and out of the locker room. The boys had no problem telling my female classmates that I was like a baby down there. Three of my female classmates lived only a few doors from my house. By the Fall of my sophomore year, I was finally "blending in." Then, I went to the other extreme. Lots of body hair. Now, as a much older man; I'm beginning to resemble that kid back in the junior high locker room again! Go figure.

I had dark hair in a ring around my nipples by 11th grade as well as a treasure trail up to my belly button. I started to get pubic hair just a few months before my 13th birthday and armpit hair started about 6 months later. Leg and arm hair around the same time. Facial hair started to be a little noticeable just before I turned 14.

I had "Tanner staging" done for a thing I was part of, which I have posted a bit about in other threads and they would comment because that was part of what they were looking for.

I was an early bloomer for pubic hair; 9 years old. Underarm hair was about 11 or 12. I did have a "treasure trail" around 9 years as well. Arm, legs and facial hair were really later around 14 or 15. Chest was really later 18 or 19 years. My Mom did not go with me to my exams after 4th grade when I started pubic hair growth so not really any feedback on that. Our doctor always compared each of my brothers to me "Bobby you are defiantly the same growth and development as your brothers". There was a fellow student a grade ahead of me who was like a gorilla in 8th grade. I kind of felt sorry for him but, I actually wanted to be like him. I really find body hair a turn on!

By the time my dad took me to his doc at 13 and I already had a thick patch of pubic hair, pit hairs and a hairy butt. Doc commented that I was hairy for my age and discussed my hairs with dad.

My dad had already commented on my hairs to me at home, on camping trips, and in the YMCA locker room.

At later exams as I got hairier, doc would comment and discuss with dad. My dad is a hairy guy as well and I was as hairy as him by 15/16. Dad also got hairy young.

I'd say I had some hair starting at the end of high school... but far more so as I finished college. I've never had a doctor mention it... but once when I had an EKG the nurse told me that she hoped she wouldn't have to shave part of my chest to get the pads to stick.

I was a very late bloomer and did not sprout my first pubic hair until shortly after my 15th birthday (sophomore year of high school in the US), but then puberty hit with a vengeance. In a matter of months I went from peach fuzz and a little boy's body to a full bush of pubic hair, terrible acne, a whispy mustache, and a perpetual erection.

In junior high, I got the nickname "BD" - which was short for "Baby Dick" - assigned by the cruel "cool kid bullies." Of course that stuck with me petty much to graduation and consigned me to the class of losers, geeks, and perpetual victims that seems to always exist so that the cool kids can feel better about themselves.

At that time, I had just started seeing a new family practice doctor - a woman in her 40s. My male pediatrician had me in some bogus developmental study for late bloomers that turned out to be his own little pervy thing. Anyway, at that appointment I was both proud that I had FINALLY started to develop and terrified/embarrassed that I had finally started to develop. That was the first appointment when the doctor asked my mom to wait in the waiting room for the intimate part of the exam. I remember that the doctor talked about the changes and feelings that I could expect in the coming months, and that it was all natural and normal. Of course, I had a raging erection like I always did at the doctor - which, to me at the time, was no big deal. She talked to me about hormones, feelings, erections, masturbation, nocturnal emissions, safe sex, and all of the things that a boy without a father would need to know about puberty.

I do not remember when my public hair arrived, but I had a hairy chest in 8th grade. I remember well because we would be shirts vs skins and there were 2 of us who had hair on their chest. Some guys had a little bit of hair coming up from their crotches to their bellybuttons, although I did not. I still have more hair on my chest than on my stomach.

I remember having to go into hospital for an operaion when I was in my early teens 13/14. By then I had very hairy legs. Operation was on my foot so they had to shave my leg.

I think the nurses liked having a young lad in. The one who prepped my leg called all the other nurses in as they couldn't believe how hairy I was at that age. Quite nice having the attention from all the females but nothing more exciting happened from that, sadly.

I started puberty development at age 11 1/2 with enlargement of the penis and testes. The first pubic hairs began to come out at age 12, with fairly rapid development of a small bush athe base of the penis when I started 7th grade at 12 1/2. We started having gym class in the 7th grade with showers afterward. This was my first opportunity to see a lot of peers completely naked. Almost all the boys had the same development that I had. I had leg hair filling out after about 13 and by the 9th grade at age 15, I had a fully developed pubic bush, axillary and leg hair, and an adult sized penis.

I think I started getting pubic hair around 13 or 14. First actual ejaculation was roughly contemporaneous with that, too.

My pediatrician never remarked on body hair, as everything developmentally with that was pretty normal. I also don't have very much chest or arm hair at all - sometimes the women I partnered with were hairier, and they were rather envious of me, haha. The hair I like least is that around the butt... pubes maybe a close second as when those get dense, it reduces my view of my penis.

I had a full bush of pubic hair by the age of 10. It seemed to have appeared suddenly. Had hairy legs and thighs before I reached my teens. Oddly, however, my sparse chest hair started to appear when I was in my late 40s, and I presently have very little there.

In February of 6th grade we moved and my mother took me to my new pediatrician for a physical exam. I remember that exam distinctly because when the pediatrician told me to take off my briefs my mother looked very surprised and it was because I had pubic hair. I did not have pubic hair at my physical exam the summer before 6th grade so it grew sometime between those two physicals. It was a pretty full bush by then.

Leg hair and underarm hair grew in shortly after that. By 8th grade the leg hair had moved up my thighs and joined my pubic hair which had now spread out from leg to leg. I started shaving in 8th grade using my father's electric shaver at first.

The trail of hair from my pubes to my navel filled in by 9th grade and in 10th grade I started sprouting chest hair and it was pretty full by junior year.

My pediatrician would comment on any new hair that was present since my last physical exam and my dad, with whom I often showered, also commented when new areas of hair started to grow. I come from a family of hairy men so I was quite pleased to carry on the family tradition.

Other than facial and pubic hair, my other body hair grew quite a bit later. When I was about 13 a doctor who examined me made a comment to my mother along the lines of “everything seems to be coming along fine down there” where he was probably referring to my development and how well my foreskin was now retracting, as it had been tight when I was younger. This was after my mother came into the room after he had finished examining me.

One time, and this was when I was in the 7th or 8th grade, not high school, one of my best friends and I were in the men's room together. It was in the evening, either after basketball practice or scouts meeting. He wanted us to show each other our dicks, so we did. He rubbed his dick against mine. And when we pulled down our pants, he was surprised at how much pubic hair I had. He was one year younger than me and had only a few sparse curls at the base of his dick. He wanted to rub his fingers through my pubic hair and I let him. He moaned with ecstasy and affectionately called me a hairy ape. We had explored each other's asses and dicks all the time for years before that all through elementary school because he lived close to me and we played together all the time. We lost contact after after he went to a boys boarding prep school during his high school years.

But one of my favorite things when I turned 18 and met my first guy, was rubbing men's pubic hair. Rubbing it with my hand, running my fingers through it, feeling the coarse or soft texture depending on the man, tugging and pulling on it, curling it with my fingers, brushing and combing it, twisting it into "dreadlocks", burying my face in it. I think I probably was turned on by men's pubic hair more than their dicks and asses. Have never met another guy who was that pubic hair focused. Pubic hair is such an arousing sexual symbol for me.

I began to develop underarm and pubic hair at 13 along with leg hair. I was not hairy by any means. However, I did develop a full pubic bush by 16. Showering for gym class or swim enabled me to view how other males my age were doing. Like most, I was rather curious about penis size and clearly astonished that none of my peers were not huge. Some were thicker and perhaps longer than others but certainly no porn budding boys!

The doctor obviously observed my hair distribution but did not comment other than to report I was growing normally. He also talked to me about puberty and what it involved during aspects of my exam. He saw all of me! Stripped down and nervous!

I think I started around 13/14….

I remember my doctor at 12 pulling back my underwear mentioned that I had no hair development there and maybe next year and he continued with the exam.

Then the following years, always running his fingers through my pubes asking me if I had any issues or concerns. When I got armpit hair, he did the same and asked me if I had any issues with it especially the first year, he was more thorough than the other years afterwards. And when I got my happy trail, he commented that it was good to see my developing nicely for my age.

When I got older and got the chest hair, he mentioned when I started seeing it and I told him maybe 17ish. Same with the nipple hair. He told me I’m probably gonna get on my stomach too eventually.

When it came to my leg hair, he’d always lift my legs in the air to exam my feet but when I started getting the leg hair there, he’d run his fingers down my legs to look at the hair.

I got very hairy between 7th and 8th grade. At my pre high school physical the doctor, an older man I had seen for many years was blown away when I took off my shirt, telling me he had never seen such a… I still remember the words… ‘magnificently hairy chest on a guy your age.’ He then congratulated me on becoming a man and mentioned how ‘the girls will be all over you in high school.’ (Sadly, They weren’t!) Though I was embarrassed at the time being so hairy, I appreciated the Doc’s genuine enthusiasm and positive spin on my maturation. He meant well.

@MarkRT

You are not alone! Right there with you on the pubic hair admiration. There is nothing sexier than a man with a natural bush.

11 or 12 here for pubic hair, 15 or so for chest and stomach hair, 14 for facial hair

I definitely noticed changes in my body hair during high school. I started growing underarm hair around 14 or 15, and it came in pretty thick. And my dad would just shake his head and laugh. But the real shocker was when I started growing pubic hair. It was like overnight I went from a smooth pubes to having a full-on hairy. It was kinda embarrassing, but also kinda cool to see that I was becoming a man. As for facial hair, I didn't really start growing that until I was 16 or 17.

The doctor who was doing the genital exam would comment on the development of my body hair and make notes of it.

I started developing my pubes when I was 12 and by 13 was full on bushy in my boxers.

At 14, they got me to lift my arms and commented "You've got full pubic hair, and hair on your arms, legs and underarm, but not yet on your chest, tummy of face."

By 15 I was getting more hairy and they commented then "Since last year, you've got a thin layer of hair on your chest and around your nipples. You've also got hair coming up from your pubic area to your bellybutton and across your upper and lower belly."

I didn't really need to start shaving my face until I was 16.

It's hard to remember exactly how my body hair appeared. I kind of wish I had pictures of myself going through puberty to look back on. I remember having no pubic hair at age 12, it must have appeared soon after that. My chest is very hairy but I don't think that grew in until I was nearly 18.

I don’t recollect any boy at school who would have had chest hair. Even one of my classmate of Armenian origin who had pubes at 11 didn’t have chest hair as long as I remember. The issue of body hair was mentioned in the class sometimes. For example one day our biology teacher was talking about body hair and she said the hair grows in the sites which are sweaty so that to help evaporate sweat. Some of the boys and girls started lounging. It was when we were 14 and most if not all of us had pubic hair. Also there was a joke when a boy asked me what time of hairstyle I usually choose when I go for haircut. I named my favourite style and he replied: right, and what about head? (meaning the first question was about pubes). Everyone around started lounging and I turned pink faced in embarrassment that I was caught.

The doctor who was doing the genital exam would comment on the development of my body hair and make notes of it . . . I started developing my pubes when I was 12 and by 13 was full on bushy in my boxers . . . etc.

That's nice that your doctor gave you a yearly run down on your body hair development.

I don’t recollect any boy at school who would have had chest hair. Even one of my classmate of Armenian origin who had pubes at 11 didn’t have chest hair as long as I remember.

So, let make it clear that I am not questioning your veracity based upon your own experiences, but I find that very unusual based upon my experiences.

I personally had some chest hair when I was 16 and it had pretty much filled in by the end of high school. But I certainly was not the only boy in my class who had chest hair.

Later in life when I was working in a high school I walked into the gym one day looking for a student and at the opposite end of the gym was a student, I believe a senior at the time, shooting baskets, shirtless. I knew he had hairy arms and legs but now that he was shirtless he had a thick mat of almost black chest hair that was obvious to see from the length of a basketball court. And the curious thing about this was that he had blond hair on his head but his body hair all was dark.

A one time girlfriend's nephew had noticeable chest hair when he was 15.

And a neighbor posted pictures of her son at a pool party back when he was 16 and he had a belly and chest that was covered with brown hair.

So lots of boys grow chest hair in their mid-teen years.

As the OP starts out saying..

If you're a guy who started growing chest hair, and other hairy parts in high school...

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I got really young body hair, thats why i got a exam at special doctor for child developement. Everything was checked also my hormone levels but everything was okey. This was the time when i hated blood draws, but thats an other story.