Peer pressure
I'm from Russia, and we have a lot of peer pressure here. One of the most shining example is that almost everyone (especially elderly people) cares about other's private life. For example, if you are a young single woman in your mid-twenties, you will regularly get questions about your marriage and children plans, which is very annoying. I consider this kind of people's behavior very rude and bothersome, because respecting other's private life is very important to me, so I can't stand it when people don't respect mine.
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Peer pressure
I'm from Russia, and we have a lot of peer pressure here. One of the most shining examples is that almost everyone (especially elderly people) cares concern themselves about other's private life. For example, if you are a young single woman in your mid-twenties, you will regularly get questions about your marriage and children plans, which is very annoying. I consider this kind of people's behavior very rude and bothersome, because respecting others' (possession in plural is indicated by an apostrophe after the 's' - a very annoying little detail!) private life lives is very important to me, so I can't stand it when people don't respect mine.Very fluent English.
Peer pressure exists everywhere, but it takes on a new meaning in Russia!
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Peer pressure
I'm from Russia, and we have a lot of peer pressure here. One of the most shining examples is that almost everyone (especially the elderly) concerns themselves in other's private lives. For example, if you are a young, single woman in your mid-twenties, you will regularly be asked questions about your plans for marriage and children, which is very annoying. I consider this behavior very rude and bothersome, because respecting other's private lives is very important to me, so I can't stand it when people don't respect mine.Very well written!
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Peer pressure
I'm from Russia, and we have a lot of peer pressure here. One of the most shining example is that almost everyone (especially elderly people) interferes in the private lives of others. For example, if you are a young single woman in your mid-twenties, you will regularly get questions about your marriage and children plans, which is very annoying. I consider this kind of behaviour very rude and bothersome, because respecting other's private life is very important to me, so I can't stand it when people don't respect mine.I think that is a problem all over the world. It certainly is in Australia too.
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