when should a boy have his first wet dream?

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im 12 and i am wondering when i will have my first wet dream

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Any minute now - go to sleep!

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next tuesday, the eighth of August, at 3:27 am.... you will really enjoy the hell out of it.

be sure and tell all your friends about it.

You may never get them. My son is 16, and he's never had one. I know because I do his laundry, and he's never put laundry in the machine by himself.

You'll get them (if you're going to) when your body is ready to produce sperm. Remember, not everyone does get them, and you may find that cleaning up after isn't fun.

The nightly wet-dream just is a normal event and for young guys mainly. In fact, during adolescence it is due to the hormones storm while later it just is the vivid fantasy and hot situation to
rouse that event. It occurs in the night and precisely at the end of the sleep and in the REM phase of the sleep.
On that time dream are more deep and unconscious, many erection occurs repetitively and during one of them, there could be a little ejaculation too. When awake guys remember nothing about. Growing on and with regular sexual life such occurrence decreases till to disappear slowly.
Anyway, it even could happen you got few wet dreams or simply being awake with hard co.ck.

Many boys begin to have nocturnal emissions ("wet dreams") when they start puberty, or soon thereafter (usually around 12-14). Wet dreams (ejaculating when you're asleep) is the body's way of releasing "built-up" semen. How often this happens depends, but it's usually not often -- if at all -- if/when boys regularly masturbate. Masturbation releases the semen that would otherwise "build up."

The best way to get a wet dream is to stop ejaculating while awake. In other words, abstain from all masturbation and sex leading to orgasm. There are no guarantees that you will have a wet dream if you abstain from masturbation, however it is very likely that you will at some point.

In almost every case, men who have never had a wet dream have masturbated regularly since puberty or before. Masturbation provides the needed release of semen and sperm, and provides the brain with needed erotic stimuli. Masturbation and sex take away the physical and mental need for wet dreams.

However, wet dreams can occur in guys who do regularly masturbate. It seems some men are more predisposed to getting wet dreams than others. Guys who are predisposed to getting wet dreams, often get several per month while they masturbate regularly as well. If they slow their masturbation frequency, their wet dream frequency typically increases in response.

So some guys may be able to get a wet dream if they reduce their masturbation and/or sex frequency, but not quit completely. For example some guys may be able to get a wet dream by reducing their masturbation frequency from once a day to once every two weeks. But if you really want a wet dream, the best chance to get one is to quit masturbation completely. Each time you masturbate, you reduce your chance of a wet dream.

There are a rare few individuals who never masturbate or ejaculate through sex, and never get wet dreams. Its not clear why this is the case for these individuals. But the vast majority of individuals who practice such abstinence experience frequent wet dreams.

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I’m 13 and I have about 1 wet dream a week for past few months. Started masturbating about 2yr ago (not that often). When you start getting them wear briefs or speedos under your pajamas, it’s a lot less messy lol. Maybe it means im ready for the real thing lol, any offers considered anyone!!?

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