create a peer pressure scenario to avoid drug abuse
A group of friends are hanging out at a party when one of them starts passing around drugs like marijuana or cocaine. They begin pressuring everyone else to join in and try it, saying things like, "Come on, it's just one hit, it'll be fun!" and "Don't be a buzzkill, just relax and enjoy yourself."
One of the friends, let's call him Alex, is feeling tempted to go along with it, despite knowing the negative consequences of drug abuse. However, Alex remembers a conversation he had with his parents about the dangers of drugs and how important it is to make good choices.
Instead of giving in to peer pressure, Alex decides to speak up and say, "I appreciate the offer, but I'm going to pass on the drugs. I know that it's not worth risking my health and future just to fit in or have a good time." The others may try to continue convincing him, but Alex stands his ground and stays true to his values.
His friends might tease him or try to make him feel left out, but Alex knows that he made the right decision for himself and his well-being. By staying strong in the face of peer pressure, Alex sets a positive example for his friends and shows that it's possible to resist the temptation of drug abuse.