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  • Post category:Sexual health and Safety
  • Post published:September 26, 2014

Wet dreams (ejaculating in your sleep) are a normal part of puberty and mean that a boy is physically able to ejaculate, but he might not feel ready to have a sexual relationship for months or years. It’s a personal choice.

Source: Sex myth buster @ NHS Choices

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