Some friends put undue pressure on us to do in appropriate things. imagine you have one such friend. discuss with your partner how you will withstand pressure from such a friend.of english ferry book
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Answer:
Peer Pressure
Explanation:
Peer Pressure is a kind of mental pressure which develops in our mind because of frequent Commenting by our friends and classmates.
Peer Pressure is very much present in all stages of life.When we are very small then its a development pressure where our height and weight and other kind of development pressure is there where parents compare their children.When we are teenagers then peer Pressure is about physical development as well as education.Those who are performing good in studies are awarded and appreciated in class,this leads to a kind of insecurity among weak students.
In young age we are under pressure to have a good career, marriage,buying a big house car etc.
All kinds of pressures will always be there in our life at all stages of our life.But most important is to accept ourselves as we are because in some aspects like education and career we can improve even at later stages of our lives.So it does not matter if you are not a graduate at the age of 21,because you can geta degree even at the age of 40.Many people get MBA degrees at the age of 45 and some graduate at the age of 50 years too because the time has changed.
It depends on your life and situation.You don't have similar life,finance and family support like your friends.Maybe if they were in your situation then they would have done same as you did.So be positive.Whatever we achieve in our life is our achievements.
So be positive and stay happy.
Explanation:
Negative peer pressure or undue pressure from friends in inappropriate things has to be dealt
strategically. If something doesn’t feel good about a situation, it probably isn’t. We need to be firm and
have the sense of identification between the apt and not apt. We need to vocal enough and straight
forward for good. We need to talk to the person who is pressuring, and let him or her know how it makes
you feel and tell the person to stop. If one is very emotional about the bond maintained one should give an
‘excuse.’ It should be ok to say ‘no’ without the need to apologize or give an explanation. Support from a trusted elder can also be taken in this regard who can listen and help with strategies that might work in
such a situation.