fandomhigh | Sex Ed, Monday [3-2] Third Period

"Welcome back," Steve said. "I hope you all enjoyed your break, and that everyone is minus any new regrets and not too horribly sunburnt. Today I'd like to talk about peer pressure. Peer pressure is a terrible thing. You're sitting there, minding your own business, and then your so-called 'friends' tell you 'everyone else is doing it' or 'you'll be a loser if you don't,' and the next thing you know you're wearing a suit that cost more than should ever be spent on clothes and fighting a Nazi made out of bees in the middle of a Las Vegas casino. So it's bad, is what I'm saying. Don't do it. And when people try it on you, whether they're trying to get you to have sex or get a tattoo or buy stupidly expensive clothes or register with the government, tell them to get lost.

"Your assignment for today is to resist peer pressure. You can get into pairs or groups, whatever works well for you, and one of you will resist peer pressure applied by the others, who are trying to convince you to eat a bacon cookie. Have fun."

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"Exactly, so people c-can say no without any fear of being in trouble--it makes t-taking a stand easier."

"Know what makes it even easier? Finding friends who won't ask you to take a stand in the first place."

Priestly was speaking from experience on that one.

That got a bit of a smile.

"That's true as well," she said. "Though harder, at times, than it s-sounds."

"True. But, hey, it's usually worth trying."

"Most of anything is u-usually worth trying," she noted. "It merely d-depends on the cost at the end to see if it is s-still worth it."

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