Peer Pressure

Many people pressured by they peers in different situations. So who are your peers? How they pressure on you?Peers can be your classmates or your friends. When they try to influence how you act, to get you to do something, or when they get involved and try to pressure you to go one way or another, it's called peer pressure.
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Peers can have a positive influence. For example, Maybe another student in your class pressured on you to learn for testes. You might admire a friend who is always good in math and try to be more like him. These are examples of positive Peer pressure because you influenced by your peer for the better.
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Sometimes peers influence in negative ways. For example, a few of your friend in school might try to convince you to cut class with them, or your friend might try to convince you to lie to your parents, or try cigarettes or drugs. This is a negative pressure because your peers are convincing you to do bad things.
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In conclusion, peer pressure can be positive but also negative. Even though the negative peer pressure is existing we don't have to use negative peer pressure, instead we can use positive peer pressure and that way help each other.