[ SECRET POST #1832 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #1832 ⌋


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Online bullying/harassment is a huge issue...

[childings.livejournal.com]

When it's people you know in real life, sure
Otherwise, how hard is it to turn the computer off or change usernames or something? It's not that hard to remove yourself from other people online, this isn't the same thing as teens being cyberbullied

[meadowphoenix]

How does knowing the person have anything to do with the definition of cyberbullying? You don't even have to know people in real life to be bullied by them. They just have to be present.

Also, you're ignoring the psychological effects of creating a image of yourself on the internet. You've in effect placed yourself visibly in front of other people, even if no one can see you. It's like placing a photoshopped picture of yourself in a hallway. You could ignore what people write on that picture, whether it be praise or a mustache, but most people won't and will feel compelled not to.

[(Anonymous)]

You can turn off the computer once it gets to be too bad, but you'll never be able to unknow what happened or to unread the cruel things that were said about you.