What are the steps in handling cyber bullying?

Answer 1

Please tell any child or adult not to suffer in silence if they are a victim of cyber bullying. Bullying has been called a willful, conscious desire to hurt another and put him/her under stress. The stress is created not only by what actually happens, but also the fear of what might happen. Bullying is global and especially among school age children. All victims of bullying need practical tools to cope with the problem because they face a difficult challenge. The bully is looking for a reaction from the victim, so first and foremost speak up for yourself, to your parents, an authority at school, a trusted individual or the police. Bullying is a crime and law officials take it very seriously. A person can block phone numbers, change their phone number or email address. You can speak to the local telephone company and notify them of the problem as well. see jw.org for the book Young People Ask, Answers that work.

Answer 2

No how many times you yell back at the barking dog it is not going to stop, maybe it will just get angrier, or perhaps by the time its done bullying you've wasted a lot of time and energy and now your just left feeling bad... The Bible says "rebuke not a fool according to his folly" it also says you will get a blot to yourself. Meaning don't go at them, don't try to straighten them up, they will just react and cause you more problems. This principle is situational, as does the Bible also say there is times to rebuke a fool. But most cyber bullies are anonymous giving them a sense of freedom to be fools. The best thing to do is learn to not take it personal, leave when it happens, and don't allow it to happen if possible, leave whatever media is causing it, don't put yourself in the spot where you know it will happen. I hope this helps if this is the aspect you were looking for.

Answer 3

1. report the bullies

2. if they keep bullying block them

3. if you can't block them ignore

4. delete account and make a new one