Peer pressure pulls back good intentions

If someone tries to go outside the group, you pull them back with good intentions and say, “Don’t go outside! but if they go outside, they become indifferent.

Nakai Sayaka💉×3 @ various books coming out this year (@sayakatake)

@5ducks5 Japan does not put pressure on those who are deemed “outside” to be sympathetic. If you can win the label of “sport” or “outsider”, it’s a whole lot easier. When you are on this line, some people pressure you to go back to “inside” from kindness, but the point is that it depends on your own determination.

• peer pressure is a pullback of [good faith

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