Peer pressure creates stress, which has both mental and physical consequences.
And bowing to peer pressure and doing things that are not safe, such as alcohol, drugs, stunts and other activities can certainly result in physical harm and even death.
Yes, peer pressure can hurt someone physically by leading them to engage in risky behaviors like substance abuse or dangerous activities. It can also hurt someone mentally by causing feelings of stress, anxiety, and low self-esteem from feeling pressured to conform to the expectations of others.
Yes, in many different ways.
No, it is never okay to hurt someone physically, emotionally, or verbally, regardless of how angry you are. It is important to find healthy ways to manage and express anger without causing harm to others. Communication, seeking support, and practicing self-control are all constructive ways to address and resolve feelings of anger.
Two consequences of giving in to peer pressure are compromising one's own values or beliefs in order to fit in with a group, and engaging in behaviors that one may not feel comfortable or safe doing. Additionally, giving in to peer pressure can lead to making poor decisions that can have negative consequences in the short and long term.
Positive peer pressure encourages individuals to make healthy or responsible choices, while negative peer pressure influences individuals to engage in risky or harmful behaviors. Positive peer pressure can promote personal growth and confidence, while negative peer pressure can lead to peer influence and conformity to negative behaviors.
Stereotyping can hurt someone because it reduces them to a narrow set of characteristics based on assumptions, leading to unfair judgments and treatment. It can undermine an individual's uniqueness and talents, perpetuate discrimination, and limit opportunities for personal growth and success.
When someone gets beaten, they may experience physical injuries such as bruises, cuts, or broken bones. They may also experience emotional trauma, fear, and feelings of helplessness. It is important for the person to seek medical attention and support to address the physical and emotional effects of being beaten.
They might physically, mentally and verbally hurt you.
because you die
It means hurt in your mind and your body.
To hurt someone is to physically and/or mentally injure them whether it's a simple paper cut or a full on stab...
emotionally, mentally, physically, spiritually-all of the above.
To hurt someone is to physically and/or mentally injure them whether it's a simple paper cut or a full on stab...
Being invulnerable means you cannot be hurt, physically, spiritually or mentally. This is not achievable, merely a an ideal.
They cant physically hurt you, because they don't exist. Metaphorical demons can be imagined by the human mind and they can hurt you mentally, but they are simple to overcome by accepting reality.
Do you mean Physically, or Mentally? If it is Physical, it could be a disorder, like eczema, wear your skin is dry, and scars easily. Mentally, you could be a sensitive person, who's feelings get hurt easily.
It could possibly mean that someone is your life is being hurt. It doesn't necessarily have to be physically, it could be mentally or psychologically too. You are just watching it happen and not doing anything about it. Or it could mean that you haven't noticed it yet and you need to slow down your life and take a look at everything around you. Hope that helps :)
stress is a way that makes us very emotional, if you are under a lot of pressure seeing a councilor is very helpful. Another way being emotional happens is when you are hurt physically or mentally. ::::))))
Avoid them. A person who harms you, either emotionally or physically, is no friend.