Effects of CB

Psychological
Like physical bullying, cyberbullying hurts its victims. Although words cannot bruise, they(words) may be enough to kill. Cyberbullying erodes self-esteem as well as self-confidence because the victim is powerless prevent their online reputation from being tarnished. In addition, a victim might not even know whom their tormentor is. It just so happens that uncertainty represents one of the greatest fears of mankind (go figure). Going back to online reputation, teenagers and adults alike value their online rep to an extreme degree. The power of technology has allowed bullies to humiliate their victims in front of not just their schoolmates but the entire online community, The fact that most people believe whatever the internet tells them does not help.

In order to move on, we must address the fact that the Youth is becoming increasingly insecure. This insecurity (stemmed from many factors) adds a multiplying catalyst to the cyberbullying equation. Today, we find ourselves overly obssessed about our outward appearance as well as what others think of us. It is not in our nature; it has been learned over time. Personally, I do not claim to know why we are so insecure. All I know is that our own insecurity represents our own worst enemy.

In regards to the "cyberbullying", he/she represents a product of this unholy copulation of cruelty and insecurity. The "cyberbully" (in most cases) hides behind their computer screen because they are too afraid to say such hurtful things in person. Moreover, the "cyberbully" fears the social ramifications of their spoken words as writing something on the internet is much more impersonal than saying it.

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