Sat 06 Jun 2007I read your news today, oh boy Present TensePeer pressure is something most
people vaguely remember from their adolescence, when to conform
they were supposed to start smoking and have holes in their jeans,
despite neither having any discernible benefits, writes
Davin O'DwyerAs we grow up, peer pressure becomes more a set of self-imposed
expectations. I have recently, however, been subjected to the sort
of unreconstructed peer pressure not experienced since my knees
were subjected to sharp, cold winds. Instead of nicotine or
threadbare denim, this time the chorus of conventional wisdom
concerned Facebook, the phenomenally popular social networking
site.