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Social pressure

#howtodealwith When the Spanish teacher asked us to hold an exhibition, I decided to inquire about social pressure, because I felt that my group of friends pressured me. By analyzing the information I confirmed that these attitudes existed among my companions, I also observed that they were affecting us unconsciously. From there arose a proposal to carry out a research project to analyze the causes and consequences of social pressure, a common phenomenon in adolescent relations As a result of social pressure, adolescents adopt attitudes and initiatives that on their own would they perform. We can mention smoking tobacco, drinking alcohol, getting high, fajar2 , and even have relationships sexual. There are several causes, including concern: (a) not to be accepted, to remain outside the group, fit. The result is that teens end up doing things they don't want, or shouldn't. Here are the methods to follow in order not to fall into social pressure 1) Learn to say no. 2) Strengthen one's own criterion. 3) Avoid negative thoughts. 4) Work on power-ups phrases. 5) Overcoming limiting beliefs.

Elections in Peru

#Politics Last Sunday, April 11, elections were held in Peru, I have told you that I am Venezuelan, but I currently live in Peru. The political situation in Venezuela, all the efforts made and the years of multiple elections that we Venezuelans lived through, made me change, and I know that many others did. We in Venezuela saw how the whole country collapsed and we hit rock bottom, and we are worried about what happens in other countries, because we have already emigrated. I see with astonishment that the majority of Peruvians around me were forced to vote on April 11, because here they are fined, by law. And when I asked them which candidate they preferred, they did not know. Very sad! It is their future, and they do not realize it. The results of these elections were a bucket of cold water for the Venezuelans. Pedro Castillo and Keiko Fujimori, two leftist candidates, supporters of the Chavista/Madurista regime in Venezuela, won and went to the second round with 99% of the votes processed, one of them will win in Peru next June 6, but the damage is already done. We venezuelans know what a socialist leftist government means and we are already seeing our future in this country faltering more. Will we have to leave?