During childhood, especially as one approaches puberty, it's perfectly natural - in fact, some people would argue it's even beneficial - to worry about what others think of you, how they perceive you, how you fit in, etc. However, I've noticed every once in awhile there are certain children who, despite the fact that everyone else seems to be going through this stage, don't really seem too affected by what their peers think. Why is this?
2006-08-29
12:42:57
·
20 answers
·
asked by
JudasHero
5
in
Psychology