Social Pressure

In most modern-developed societies, the number of suicides and cases of extreme depression has raised a lot in the last few years.
From a psychological stand-point, it may be argued that the individual faces such problems as depression, anxiety and attempted suicide, as a result of the pressures of modern life.

Firstly, the nowadays standards of how to develop in your society are very strict. The prejudices of our culture have made people try to get into the social groups by any means, even if they have to simulate that they’re an other kind of person, forgetting who they are and not accepting their personalities. As a consequence, the individuals are creating more and more problems inside their minds.

Secondly, it is often argued that the society is not guilty about this problems, that the accidents occur in the peoples feelings. About this the psychologists respond that the cause of most suicides in young people are the group pressure, the inside conflicts, such as love, smoking, drinking, stealing or even hurt their selves to fix into a certain prejudice, harming their deepest feelings and creating conflicts which they can’t solve because of their condition. This is clearly illustrated by the fact that most of the young people that ended with their lifes use to be hated or not accepted in their schools or in their environment.

On the other hand, many people claim that the society’s pressure is a requirement to succeed in the daily life. If you are not well prepared to this bad hard world, you can’t get trough this situation. This justifies the suicides as weak people that couldn’t handle the big pressure, and passed by to a better situation.

In addition, the majority of citizens are the ones that exert the pressure because they have received it form the others, making it a vice circle where everybody is included.

On the whole,