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A child or adult may be peer pressured to look skinnier and more like the celebrities. Therefore they may refuse to eat certain types of food or not eat food. This may also lead on to food disorders. As well as that a child or adult may be peer pressured to be a vegetarian or vegan. If a child doesn't go to McDonalds or a fast food restaurant like that they may get pressured to if they are with a group of friends who want to go.
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