Peer pressure is a common and natural part of growing up, and it can be especially prevalent in the university setting. It's important to remember that you have the right to make your own decisions and to be true to yourself, and there are several ways you can protect yourself from peer pressure at LSE:

1. Know your values and beliefs. It's easier to stand up for yourself and resist peer pressure if you have a strong sense of your own values and beliefs. Take some time to think about what's important to you, and use these guiding principles to help you make decisions.
2. Surround yourself with supportive friends. Choose friends who respect your boundaries and support your decisions, rather than those who try to pressure you into doing things you're not comfortable with. It's okay to distance yourself from friends who consistently try to pressure you.
3. Practice saying no. It can be difficult to say no to friends or peers, but it's an important skill to have. Practice saying no in a firm, but polite way, and remember that you have the right to make your own decisions.
4. Find alternative activities. If you're feeling pressure to do something you're not comfortable with, try finding alternative activities to do with your friends instead. This can help take the focus off the activity you're not interested in and give you a chance to do something you enjoy.
5. Seek support. If you're feeling overwhelmed by peer pressure, it can be helpful to seek support from trusted friends, family, or a counselor. They can provide a listening ear and help you find ways to cope with the pressure you're feeling.
6. Remember that it's okay to be different. One of the most powerful ways to protect yourself from peer pressure is to remember that it's okay to be different and to have your own opinions and beliefs. Embrace your individuality and don't be afraid to stand out.

By following these tips, you can protect yourself from peer pressure and make decisions that are true to yourself at LSE. It's important to remember that you have the right to make your own choices and to be true to yourself, no matter what others may say or do. 

Good luck, you got this!