Cyber-bullying: farer og løsninger

Cyber-bullying has started to become more common in the UK, and cyber-bullying is the new way of bullying. The dangerous part of cyber-bullying is that you’ll never be safe, you don’t have a room that the bully’s can’t come in to, because you can’t stop using the internet, you need a phone or a computer so you can get in contact with the world.

Cyber-bullying is the new way of bullying, and it’s a lot easier than normal bullying because you don’t need to stand face to face to bully, you only need to write some letters over facebook, snapchat or even instagram to bully, and that’s why cyber-bullying started to get more common. There is a lot of people who normally would’t bully, but because it so much easier to bully someone online instead of being at the place and bully, and see their’s reaction. There is sometimes people who didn’t have the intension of bullying, but they did, because you don’t know how the person is react on it, and therefore he is might bullying someone without knowing it. Some of the consequences that could be the person who is being bullied don’t have any safe zone as the article (One in five children is victim of Cyber-Bullying; with girls being targeted most) by Nina Lakhinan is writing. There is a lot of girls who have some trouble dealing with it, and they are not talkning to any parents, teachers or friends about it, and therefore lock themself in, and letting all the people she knows out, and that can be very dangerous. There is an girls named Danni committed suicide, because of the cyber-bullying. Holly Goran jump out from a bridge to cut her life short, because of the cyber-bullying, because she didn’t get any help for anyone, and therefore committed suicide.