As young males get older, their bodies begin to change; voices gets deeper, facial hair begins to grow and, well...
things get bigger.
Parents, guardians and other authority figures will get asked questions from these young adults about subjects that some of us may find a bit awkward.
These subjects do not have to be awkward, answering these questions with nothing but honesty is the only way through it.
Although parents and legal guardians are most preferred when talking and explaining about "the facts of life", it is not uncommon for other certified individuals to discuss and answer questions when questions arise.
Fact is, males are just as concerned about their bodies as females and may be just as sensitive.
Young male adults may not be as concerned and interested in such matters as low testosterone and erectile dysfunction, but conditions of obesity and even more serious problems like sexual transmitted diseases should be brought to attention.
It's not easy to bring up subjects like STDs in front of young adults for the first time, truth is - it's a touchy and sensitive subject.
How old does one have to be when it's time to discuss the "birds and the bees"? All parents have the right to determine if their child is mature enough to handle such subjects, but it would be wise to inform them to talk about it sooner, rather than later, is recommended.
Obesity Young male adults who are a bit overweight are more accepted in society than young adult females.
With this being said, you may think that these young males aren't as sensitive when words of ridicule are used to point out the obvious.
This is certainly not true.
Although these males may seem that horrible name-calling isn't affecting them, it couldn't be further from the truth.
Explaining to these young adults that not only a proper diet is mandatory to maintain a healthy body, but regular exercise is needed also.
Physical exercise is a "mental booster" and can build up your self-confidence as well as your self-esteem.
It also can improve those males who suffer from erectile dysfunction and at a low-testosterone level.
Dealing with obesity isn't easy; sticking to your diet is next to impossible and millions of people know this.
That's why a regular exercise regime is necessary - at least try to stick to that.
STDs Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are unfortunately something that young adults need to be made more aware of.
Contracting an STD can be so easily prevented it's a national wonder why we're in a situation where spreading an STD is all too common.
Bringing up subjects about sexually transmitted diseases can be a bit embarrassing, especially if you have never discussed matters such as this.
Remember, be Honest An honest, open, mature discussion about subjects like an erectile dysfunction, contracting an STD and even something that may not worry most young adults like low testosterone seems to work best when it's discussed in a group and can make things less awkward.