Peer Pressure

Usually they are jealous and dont wanna face it, or they are to scared to say it to there faces so they tell other people. talking is one thing but if you talk you better be able to stand by it and say it to their faces.

just stop bullying and shut the funk up already

That would be simple paranoia.

A psychologist would say that your conscience ( that little guy on your shoulder ) is telling you that something you are doing or have done is wrong and the paranoia is the outward sign of guilt.

Because I am being watched. lol. I'm serious though. Every night I see this strange man walking by my house and it scares the living crap out of me. (No I'm not halucinating.) And the very next morning I cant see someone watching me I just know deep inside someone is looking right at me. "I live in a creepy neighborhood."

Depends on what the pressure is to do. Not everyone will give into peer pressure to smoke but they might give into peer pressure to jaywalk. So pretty much 100% will give into peer pressure about something.

Here are some stats: Smoking (cigarettes) - 38% Smoking (Drugs) - 53% Other Drugs - 22% Alcohol - 49% Breaking rules/law - 56%

Peer pressure is really tough and everyone goes through it. Well, I think that generally, if you know that what you are being pressured to do is wrong then don't do it. It is really a matter of what you know is right and what you know is wrong. Saying no can be hard but no matter what, if you choose to do the right thing than the outcome will benefit you in life. If you aren't sure about what to do than talk to your parents, they are there for you. If you don't feel like they will understand then go to a teacher or someone you really trust.

A negative example of peer pressure is like when your friends try to get you do drink, do drugs, or something else illegal or unsafe for your age. These example of negative peer pressure can affect a person in the way the person thinks about themselves, thinking that they need to please others, or especially they can get hurt.

Peer pressure is not particular to age. Once a child starts to socialize with other children who are approximately the same age peer pressure starts. Its just that today's society seems to place more emphasis on peer pressure from early to late adolescence.

They're probably not going to do anything, however, I'd be careful. I'd suggest telling your dad. Like I said, I doubt they'll do anything as not many people who are sane have the bottle or would do such a thing for hardly no reason.

Just be careful around them, maybe you just need to talk to them and overcome the problems you have.

No. Peer pressure makes it sounds like they are "actively" pressured to smoke. And that, frankly, is not the case. I started smoking, not because of an active pressure from friends, but a passive one. It was to gain entrance in a community of friends. All of them would go outside to smoke, and you don't want to stay inside...so you also go outside...then you begin slowly, etc, etc, etc....

The negative effects of peer pressure can include early use of substances and sexual experimentation before one is emotionally ready. Negative peer pressure can also effect self-esteem in harmful ways for the person trying to fit in.

When you are a girl you should tell your friends that you are bisexual. It is good to be yourself and not what others want you to be! If you had true friends they would stay with you even though you are bisexual. Just tell the truth and don't regret it! Good luck! (: And always stay true to yourself!

-Tell yourself you don't need to do it.

-Tell your peers your not interested.

-Make excuses why you can't.

(For example for drugs or alcohol "I can't I have to take a drug test for track")

actually i have had peer pressure and correct me if im wrong but u can really ask ALMOST everybody and they will say that they have but in my opinion the best way to get rid of peer pressure is to ignore it. but if it gets to the point where they r personally dissing u for not joinin them then its out of ur hands get help many teachers counselrs and adults could help u! and dont be afraid to get help just ur afraid they wil call u a tattletale just tell some1 no matter who it isits better than keepin ur feelins bottled up inside! hope this helped if u have any more questions just email me @ kitkatbrooks627@gmail.com

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Peer pressure

It's called delegation.

1. Disagreement - most conflicts start by a disagreement or an arguement of something minor.

2. Irrelevance/exchange of words - Something or someone is usually brought into the arguement to fuel the conflict even more and gives them something else to argue about

3. Stress: People become very stressed/agry and aggressive at this stage, where it is crucial that nothing offensive is said.

4. Action - something is usually broken, damaged or destroyed depending which follows on from the stress and frustration.

This is just a basic outline of what a conflict consists of, depending on what the conflict varies on how many of these points are covered.

1) if you ignore people

2) if you are NOT etiquette (if you don't use manners)

3) if you talk back

4)if you are NOT genuine

5) if you talk behind others backs

well...it really depends on the circumstances!

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Your life will be so much better. In avoiding peer pressure, you will learn to take better control of your own life rather than someone else controlling you.

The most important thing you can do is talk to your friends, and work out why they think this. Did you say or do something which was misunderstood or is their any rumors going around. If you struggle talk about this sort of thing to the whole;e group maybe try ask one member and see why they think this or if the would talk to the rest of the group.

Did your friends tell you this?? or are you assuming, maybe YOU have the wrong idea, or maybe it is only one person who thinks this.

Just remember you might not have the full story and your friends might not either. And importantly don't forget their your friends so they will understand what ever you have to say. just try speak to them sooner rather than later, it will only get harder the longer you leave it.

it truly depends what kind of hitting it is. punching him in the face? no. that's just cruel, but if he did something to you, go for it! however, some hitting IS playful and will definitely come across as flirting. take your pick.

When he tries to speak to you a lot, make you laugh, sometimes guys do ridiculous things to get a girl to look at them. But honestly you should go for the ones who actually deserve to have a girlfriend, other than ones who just want one for the sake of it.