Why do people act all superfical and follow the peer pessure thing instead of being themselfs
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pouncey
ANSWERS: 6
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"themselves" Isn't communism about conformity?
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They are afraid of not being loved for being who they are,and it is blind fear,I guess.*
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Because bowing to peer pressure etc and following the crowd, group, clique, etc .... makes them feel a part of it and gains the acceptance of their peers ... and not being an outsider .
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Because they are teenagers and haven't learned yet.
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Survival instinct genarally it is better to be part of the succesful heard than an outcast. (my opinion anyway)
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Negative and positive feedback along with fear that if they were themselves, they would not be accepted by their peers.
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