Answer:
1. The problem requiring a decision is that when your friend wants you to smoke, and you do not want to, you start to feel peer pressure which will cause you to do it even though it is something you do not want.
2. Option 1 : Say no and walk away.
Option 2: Accept the peer pressure and go along with it.
Option 3: Say no but still watch her do it.
3.
1 <em>positive</em> consequence in Option 1:
You won't have to do something you're not comfortable with.
1 <em>negative</em> consequence in Option 1:
Friends will most likely call you out for not doing it.
1<em> positive</em> consequence in Option 2:
Friends might think you're cool for going along with it.
1<em> negative </em>consequence in Option 2:
Your lungs would not be very happy.
1 <em>positive</em> consequence in Option 3:
You would still spend time with her but not doing something that is not necessary for you to do.
1 <em>negative </em>consequence in Option 3:
She would be smoking by her own and that would either make you feel left out or she would feel a little mad you did not accept.
4.
Is it safe? No
Is it healthy? No
Is it legal? If you are still in middle school or high school, No.
Is it respectful? To yourself it is not, not in a healthy way or self dignity. No.
Is it fine with my values? No, people might look at you from a different perspective, including family.
5. Decide and act
I would just walk away and say no, there are plenty of other healthy things I can do rather than just smoke a cigar. She might get mad at me be plenty of bad outcomes could come of it and I'd rather stay healthy and safe.
6.Evaluate the results of your decision
Rejecting a cigar is the best option you could do if you do not want to do it. Walking away from it is something that could help your dignity you give to yourself and if friends can not accept that they aren't really friends. Health is first then the rest to come.
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