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Peer relationships can be both supportive and toxic for teenage girls from "summary" of In the Mind of a Teenage Girl by Ruby Freedman
Peer relationships in the teenage years can be a double-edged sword for girls. On one hand, friends can provide much-needed support and companionship during a time of immense change and growth. Having close friends who understand and empathize with the challenges of adolescence can make a world of difference in a girl's life. They can offer a shoulder to cry on, a listening ear, and a sense of belonging that is crucial for a teenager's self-esteem and well-being. However, not all peer relationships are positive. In the tumultuous world of teenage girls, friendships can sometimes take a toxic turn. Girls can be cruel, competitive, and manipulative towards one another, leading to feelings of insecurity, anxiety, and self-doubt. The pressure to fit in and conform to societal standards of beauty, popularity, and success can create a toxic environment where girls feel the need to constantly compare themselves to their peers and seek validation from others. The dynamics of peer relationships can also be infl...
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