Breast

What do you mean, "is my breast ready"?

Look, you don't sound very old, or educated, so I don't think you should be doing anything too far with your boyfriend. You're going to end up having sex and not even know it and end up pregnant.

You need to talk to someone you know like a school health teacher, a school counselor or someone like that. If your parents can't tell you about your body, you need to learn from good sources, not your friends.

If you touch your own breast, you don't get breast cancer, right? So if someone else touches it, it stands to reason that you would not get breast cancer that way either. Breast cancer does not magically spout from anyone's fingers.

Your breasts might be sensitive because of your hormones if you are still going through puberty. You also might notice your breasts becoming sensitive before your period. If you have a lot of pain, or something just does not seem right to you, there's no harm in having your doctor take a look at you though.

Like eiri said, you might want to start getting involved in more sex education. There are a lot of myths out there about pregnancy, STDs, and anatomy. If you are still in school, don't be afraid to ask a health teacher some questions. You can also see what your school offers for sex ed. Sometimes there are extra sex ed. classes that you can take as electives.

This site also might be able to answer a lot of your questions: http://www.coolnurse .com/sex_faqs_index.htm

Cute stories, both of you. I think she said she was 17 but I don't buy it.

I don't think your aunt should be telling you things like that, frankly. It's only going to give you a fear of sex, and I think you should read up on it more. I know how confusing it is at first, I didn't even know what oral sex til I was about 15 and I didn't even know that women could have orgasms, so educate yourself would be my advice.
I think sex education in schools etc. is awful, it desperately needs to be improved. And definitely don't have sex until you feel ready, it doesn't matter how old you are and what felt right for your friends might not feel the right time for you.

I thought the phrase "making out" meant having sex until I unwittingly pissed off a close friend XD when I was about 15 or 16!

The term 'putting out', is that the same as making out? It's an american phrase and I don't quite understand it...

You know what, being on this forum is the most sex education I've ever had! They did it at school, but it was a joke really.

Ours was pretty much the same, minus the video, sadly.
They did teach us about condoms and protection and stuff but they didn't really explain about STIs, like the various types, symptoms, how you get them etc, it was mainly focused on pregnancy.
Oh yeah, they never said ANYTHING about female orgasm. When I was first considering having sex I told my friend who was already sexually active with her boyfriend and she said 'remember, it's not a race!' and I was like.........what?? lol

Apparently they showed the boys how to put on a condom but not the girls, I think they should get the girls doing that as well. They didn't explain much about the other methods, like the pill, I got all my information from my doctor when I went on it myself.
They gave us this 'education' when we were about 15 I think, maybe slightly younger but I think they should start it sooner because there would have been some already doing it by that point. No wonder there is such a high rate of unwanted teenage pregnancy and STIs lol