Question

The pressures of fitting in at high school are greater than any other point in one's life.

For this statement, do you strongly agree, agree, neutral, disagree, or strongly disagree.

Please explain in 3-4 sentences.

Answer 1

i don't fully agree

Step-by-step explanation:

because except from your school life you have your own life to control too that is more important from the fact that friends and family are in your life circle and they have more value than fitting in a group that will betray you very easily by the end of school year

Answer 2

Strongly Disagree.

Step-by-step explanation:

After all, what kind of pressures will you get from high school? The only "major" ones (if you can even call them that) are peer pressure, pressure from family, pressure from the state, and personal pressure. In reality, there are much more pressures than such. For example, when you move to college, you have the pressures of society, school, work (if you do work), adulthood, the pressure to join the military, or vote, or even join political movements. Afterwards, you have the pressure to find a stable job, the pressure to make rich, and maybe even have the pressure of raising a family correctly. All in all, the pressures of just "fitting" into a high school is little compared to the reality of life.

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