Not a cop and I'm not judging your friends, just adding a point to what others have already said, it's probably common sense for most people... =)
I used to hang around friends that did things that I did not want to be involved in and when I could tell something was about to happen, I would leave. I always thought I was above that kind of stuff and thought it showed that I was "strong" because I spent years around people that wanted me to engage in their activities, which I did not. I soon found that just hanging around people like that lowered my standards and skewed my perspective on line. It was not peer pressure, but over time I began to look at engaging in the same kinds of activities as being not-so-bad.
I used to hang around friends that did things that I did not want to be involved in and when I could tell something was about to happen, I would leave. I always thought I was above that kind of stuff and thought it showed that I was "strong" because I spent years around people that wanted me to engage in their activities, which I did not. I soon found that just hanging around people like that lowered my standards and skewed my perspective on line. It was not peer pressure, but over time I began to look at engaging in the same kinds of activities as being not-so-bad.
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