Avesu
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peer pres·sure
noun
noun: peer pressure
I'm not here to explain what it is, but I do have a story, a true story. Its the story of a mid who used to go to my school.
At my school there was a kid named Jabin, who was the most educated kid in the school on history. Very smart, intelligent. Had a future. He did look a bit akward with super long, "rug" hair, claiming that his religion wouldn't allow him to cut it off. Throughout the whole sixth grade, this was the Jabin people knew.
Then came 7th grade, and he started mingling around the "popular" kids. Slowly but surely, Jabin changed. He cut his hair short, he got new shoes, shoes that are considered "cool." After a while he started not wearing uniform, instead he wore those athletic shirts. Like Under Armour and stuff.
So fast toward to about now, when he's changed himself to be "cool."
HE GETS EXPELLED.
He brings a 6-inch knife to school to help this kid in a fight. If the kid loses, the knife will be used.
The point of this is to show you to be yourself and make your own choices. Jabin is just an example of the tons of teens that give in to peer pressure.
-Austin
noun
noun: peer pressure
- influence from members of one's peer group.
I'm not here to explain what it is, but I do have a story, a true story. Its the story of a mid who used to go to my school.
At my school there was a kid named Jabin, who was the most educated kid in the school on history. Very smart, intelligent. Had a future. He did look a bit akward with super long, "rug" hair, claiming that his religion wouldn't allow him to cut it off. Throughout the whole sixth grade, this was the Jabin people knew.
Then came 7th grade, and he started mingling around the "popular" kids. Slowly but surely, Jabin changed. He cut his hair short, he got new shoes, shoes that are considered "cool." After a while he started not wearing uniform, instead he wore those athletic shirts. Like Under Armour and stuff.
So fast toward to about now, when he's changed himself to be "cool."
HE GETS EXPELLED.
He brings a 6-inch knife to school to help this kid in a fight. If the kid loses, the knife will be used.
The point of this is to show you to be yourself and make your own choices. Jabin is just an example of the tons of teens that give in to peer pressure.
-Austin