How does having responsible friends help you avoid behaviors that put you at risk for an STI? When you are with responsible frie
nds, you have less peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors. When you are with responsible friends, you avoid making your own decisions. When you are with responsible friends, you avoid being alone with someone of the opposite sex. When you are with responsible friends, you have more peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors.
Responsible friends would never engage you in risky behaviours, especially in sexual ones. Responsible friends are most likely not to do this kind of things, but you also have to be responsible.
<span>When you are with responsible friends, you have less peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors.
By having responsible friends, you are more likely to be discouraged from doing irresponsible things. Whether it's regarding alcohol or drugs, responsible friends may influence you not to do those kinds of things.
In regards to behaviors that put you at risk for an STI, responsible friends may influence you to stay away from situations that may encourage risky behavior; therefore, the likeliness for you getting an STI is lower. </span>
In the second trimester the fetus goes through periods of sleep and wakefulness and responds to bright light and loud sounds. So the answer to your question would be the second trimester. This is because they are developing their senses already that is why the parent needs to take care of their baby inside.
Ear muffs are supposed to sit flat against your ears to protect your ears from noise. Ear rings stick out from your ears and could slightly lift the ear muffs creating a gap between your ears and the ear muffs. Eye glasses have stems/arms that sit over the top of your ears that could also lift the ear muffs. Your hair could interfere with the ear muffs if it is over your ears.
