"He that walketh with wise men shall be wise: but a companion of fools shall be destroyed."


                      what this old saying is actually stating is that if you place yourself in a crowd, that crowds behavior will reflect your own whether said behavior is negative, that is your choice.
for example if you choose to follow a group that is known for being degenerates and rule breakers than you yourself will become just that but if you follow a group of people who are hardworking and determined to do the right thing then so shall you become. This is usually the case for gullible and impressionable teenagers, if an individual's only desire is to fit in or belong to a certain social group said individual will do anything in their power to be accepted whether it is beyond their moral limitations. In this day in age, society frowns upon people who are different and the act of a child eager to find themselves apart of a social group is a form of peer pressure or eagerness to fit in instead of becoming prey to the knitpick bully that is society.