Cyberbullying

Cyber Communication is basically talking to someone using facebook, texting, twitter, etc. to communicate with them. (Communicating without physically speaking.)

Maybe some sort of slander if they are spreading fake rumors. Otherwise, suck it up. It's not like they are beating the crud out of you like in my time. The world has gone soft

Cyber Bullying is not okay because it causes major depression and bad habits to anyone (especially the victim). They can change how a person thinks normally and lose interests in things which are helpful to them. They can change a persons habit and normal way of comprehending things around them.

1. Cyberbullying hurts others and can drive people to commit suicide.

2. Cyberbullying makes it harder on other people because of new laws that further restrict technology, all because bullies decided to mess things up for everyone. If you don't want to lose Internet and phone service for yourself and others, don't cyberbully. Even Answers is an example. A lot of students use Answers on shared computers, and if you cyberbully and get the IP blocked from participating on Answers, others at your school or library won't be able to participate.

3. People who cyberbully can face consequences ranging from retaliation to arrests. If the cyberbullying started in the real world, the victim might get fed up and have enough. Even innocent bystanders can be impacted when a student who has to put up with bullying and cyberbulling resorts to extreme violence (guns and explosives).

4. Cyberbullying adversely impacts society as a whole. Grades drop, depression and suicides spike, and various mental conditions and stress disorders spike too.

Nobody started cyberbullying. I mean, did one person invent regular bullying? No. As long as there have been humans, there have been humans bullying each other. Once the internet became popular, in the early-to-mid 1990s, bullies discovered they could do ten times as much damage on the internet, and with far less consequences than they faced for their bullying in real life.

Cyber bullying could be done in many ways. However tips on how to do so aren't going to be found here.

It just evolved, it wasn't invented.

Bullying is a part of life which is impossible to halt completely. It has gone on for thousands of years, ever since man first tread on this Earth. Cyberbullying is just an extension of it.

Cyber-bullying happens almost every day. Cyber-bullying will not stop with today's increase in technology, mostly in the department of communication. For instance, the iPhone can be used to text others rudely, being cyber-ullying. Cyber-bullying is the only untrackable, virtually untraceable network where anything and everything can happen within a matter of seconds.

• The victim of cyberbullying is hurt. There is always hate mail or even dangerous threats made to the victim whether the cyberbully is only out to scare their victim. The cyberbully wants to demean and isolate their victim. Cyberbullies are actually cowards hiding behind their monitors.

it can last up until either the person causing it stops or up until someone has sorted out the problem

In 2010, 17 people in America alone were arrested for cyber bullying. Worldwide, there were 43 individuals arrested for cyber bullying. There was a jump in cyber bullying crimes in 2012, which resulted in 36 individuals being arrested in America and 97 people being arrested worldwide. The numbers are expected to increase by 500% by 2016.

1. Zero-tolerance policies. These also make it impossible for victims to defend themselves, and these policies are used to punish the victims.

2. Singling out groups and offering anti-bullying support by group rather than equally and for all. If you elevate any one group to a protected class, then you are actually setting them up to be disrespected and subject to MORE bullying. The help may be misinterpreted as special treatment. Very often, group-specific anti-bullying programs often target the least practiced forms of bullying. For instance, while sexual orientation bullying is a problem, it is not as common as other types, such are bullying related to race, religion, creed, intelligence, appearance, or weight. So it would be better to not allow any form of bullying rather than to only address certain kinds while allowing others.

3. Bullying back. Every once in a while, a teacher gets fired for biting a kid who bites others, and every once in a while, someone goes to prison for sexually assaulting a rapist. If a bully bullies because they were bullied, then further victimizing them won't help.

4. Increasing policies that actually cause the bullying. People sometimes bully when they feel a lack of control and power in their lives. Stealing power from them and making them feel more helpless won't make it go away.

5. Promoting wrong behavior of whatever group. If someone's chosen behavior sets them up to be bullied, then promoting that behavior won't help them in the long run. That behavior should neither be practiced nor used as an excuse to bully. One person's wrong does not excuse another's regardless of what class or group they are in.

6. Victim blaming. There are studies about how victims of bullying seem to share certain "flaws." That is tantamount to blaming the victims for it and isn't much different than saying a woman who was assaulted should have dressed differently or went outside at a different time. That is certainly not fair. Maybe they should have done something different, but that is independent of the other person's actions and is not an excuse for their behavior.

7. Ignoring it. Just because someone is a valuable person at some level, that doesn't make it any better or mean it should be ignored. At schools, it is often the cheerleaders, athletes, teacher's assistants, coaches, etc. who are behind it. But when "indispensable" people are guilty, those in charge often are quick to cover it up, ignore it, or blame/threaten the victims. Ignoring it only reinforces it, it is not a "one-off" situation that will go away on its own.

they are the same because in the both yoo are hurting someone and doing something wrong but bullying yoo hurt someone and call them names
teasing sometimes yoo play around with them and yoo the both persons are getting along good but yoo can say something that hurst them in someways

your probably asking WHAT THE HECK DO I DO WITH MY TONGUE?!?! but calm down, it comes naturally. like in all honesty. when people told me that i'd be like "that doesnt help me at all!" but really just don't think about it. its easy.

just know what NOT to do

1) don't shove your tongue down his throat.

2)don't go really fast like your tongue

3) don't do it in public

4) don't make it awkward by talking to much

Do.

1)brush your teeth! have a mint/gum

2) take it slowwww

3) make sure you waxed your lip or something if you have like a woman stash

4) tilt your head to the opposite side as him! like if he tilts his head one way don't mirror him go the other way to avoid bonking noses.

5) breathe and clear your head and close your eyes and keep them closed or else its weird. when i am kissing someone and i open my eyes and i see them that close and stuff i just bust out laughing and it ruins the moment.

5) don't leave your hands to your sides ;) put your arms around his neck or something. have a little PDA ;) hahahaha

just don't worry about it. if something goes wrong just laugh it off.

If theyve never made out before either you have NOTHING to worry about they are probably just as nervous as you, if you do end up bonking noses or get caught in each others braces just laugh it off it makes it...less awkward. if they have made out before, let them know that you've never done it before...if hes worth anything he'll understand and take it slow. that's what happened to me. :)

Its easy! i promise!

People Cyberbully because they feel more powerful. Bullies are powerless, but once the bully sees a reaction they continue to bully because they feel they have power. If we act weakly the bullies will start to bully the person more. People can also cyberbully because others have done the same to them or they can be influenced by others. Cyberbullying can lead to many things.....

If you are being cyberbully Online:

* Tell a parent/guardian

* Don't listen to what the bully says to you (they are just doing this to feel powerful)

* If you have them on a contact list on e.g Skype, Facebook, twitter etc.... BLOCK THEM!

* Tell a friend or adult you trust

* If you attend school, tell a teacher or principle

Cyberbullying can be spreading rumors or directing hurtful words or pictures toward another person using electronic device. Disadvantages are being a non respectable person, risking jail time, or being doxed.

Text bullying is pretty much the same as cyberbullying. It's almost as bad as real bullying.

The actual typing and sending of the message containing the bullying language.

sick people out there cyber bullying...

* Undermining your confidence, self esteem and sense of security

* Affecting your performance and attendance at school

*causing stress and affecting your health

*Affecting your professional reputation and career

* Marginalizing certain groups

* Fueling prejudice in areas such as race, religion and sexuality

*Leading to suicidal thoughts

*Affecting you for the rest of your life

First, you need to stand up to them when it is safe to do so. If you fail to do so, you may hate yourself later. So it is good to stand up to them to avoid regrets.

Singing or carrying music with you is good if the problem is street harassment. For some reason, it seems to lessen the number of incidents.

When you are being called names, try not to look at the person nor act like you even notice. If your name is not the ugly things they are calling you, then why answer to them?

Use affirmations to constantly pump yourself up and to counter the messages of the bullies.

Develop yourself. Take up hobbies, lift weights, or do whatever you can do to feel secure and confident.

Eliminate abuse. If you are being abused by your parents, get the authorities involved. Victims of one type of abuse are often more vulnerable to other types.

Bullying is very controversial. Some believe that if you do something like shoving someone down a hallway is bullying. But others may believe that you would be just playing around.

Yes, it's a form of bullying, but it has some dynamics that are different from school-yard bullying. It may have similar roots, but research has suggested that prevention efforts need to be targeted differently toward cyber bullying, because cyber bullies don't necessarily see themselves as committing the same kind of act as face-to-face bullies.

Do whatever you can to help them. Whatever else you do, bear in mind that people have killed themselves over cyberbullying, some of them 12 years old. PLEASE do whatever is in your power to make it stop. Being targeted and able to sleep at night is better than a guilty conscience and high popularity.

honestly ....ive been cyberbullied and the more people who get involved it makes it a whole lot worse cuz word eventually gets out and the bullies get what they want..if you feel it is to the point where you need to tell some1 make sure you tell an ADULT AT SCHOOL and make sure they keep it confidential