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Have you sometimes felt hurt because a close friend no longer seems to want your friendship? Or perhaps you no longer enjoy your best friend. All through life friendships may shift as your interests change. But there is a special reason why friendships often change during the junior high years. Many twelve years olds experience such changes. As you know, you and your friends are changing physically. The physical changes that take place as your body grows and develops do not occur at the same time I all girls and boys. Some girls and boys will have reached physical maturity by the time they enter junior high. Others may reach maturity on year, two years, or even several years later. These times of maturity are normal. The rate at which you mature physically is a part of your heredity. You cannot change it. There is no "set" of time for all boy and all girls to reach full physical growth. There is, instead, a time which is natural for you. Sometime during the years from ten to fifteen or sixteen, your body undergoes a period of rapid growth. This growth spurt means you are becoming physically mature. Growth spurts occur at different times for different individuals. If your growth spurt comes at a time different from your friends, it can change some of your interests. For instance, suppose you shoot up in height and are taller than many of your friends. You may begin to be very interested in basketball or volleyball or some other activity in which height is helpful. Your friends may still be relatively short and more interested in games where height is less important. As you become physically mature, things that appealed to you once may no longer appeal to you. A friend who has not matured yet may still be interested in activities you enjoyed when you were younger. This is all right for both of you. Most girls become physically mature before the majority of boys the same age. This can cause changes in interests involving both boys and girls. For example, girls who have matured physically may have a greater interest in social activities than girls and boys who have not matured. Some interests such as hobby groups can still be areas of activity enjoyed by boys and girls together, regardless of maturity. Well, as what they always say that a friendship may come to an end without any one being at fault. True! - But sad. But it all comes down to charging to experience. Irsan's passion is to write on wide varieties of subjects. His latest writing is at http://www.drakehotelchicago.net which contains reviews and discounts on Drake Hotel Chicago and other information about hotels in Chicago. ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
