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Name: Amanda Todd. She is a Teenager , she was 15 years old.
It started when she was 12 years old. She has taken some intimate photos for some friends in a chat.
One year later, a person who was in the chat contacted Amanda by the Facebook  and said that if she did not "make a show for him" he would show the prints (from the chat screen) for friends and parents of Amanda. That people also started to stalk her, he knew everything about her. Then, he send the photos to everyone, then, Amanda was getting sick, she suffered with anxienty, depression and panic, and then, beginned to use drugs and alchool. A year has passed, and the bully came back, he created a facebook page where the profile photo was her tits. Amanda made a  video to tell her history, she said that she cries every night and losed all her friends, and their respect; she also suffered with the curses and the judgments, but mainly, because she couldn't take the photos out from the internet. With so much sadness, she began to cut herself, also changed from school   and she stayed alone every day. One month has passed, and she met a boy older then her, he  said he liked her, even having girlfriend, she  involved with him; but his girlfriend with another fifteen girls humiliated Amanda in front of the school, she also suffered physical aggressions and some kids filmed everything, "I was completely alone and left on the floor", that's what she said in a video testimony. Amanda came back to home and tried to do suicide, drinking bleach; after being interned, she received hate messages like "She deserves!" and "I hope she dies". Amanda moved to her mother's house; six months passed, and she was receiving photos of bleach and clean products; she said: "I know I messed up but why they keep stalking me?" and also asked herself "Why am I still here?"; she also had overdose for using antidepressants, and then, her body was found dead on her house, she had hanged herself.

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Ciberbullying is using technological means to intimidate and spread rumors, or otherwise use digital media to abuse someone mentally, emotionally, or verbally.

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An element of cyberbullying is that sometimes children, youth, or adults don’t realize that they are cyberbullying either because of ignorance about online etiquette or because digital interactions often don’t have the benefit of the kind of nonverbal communication that happens in face-to-face communication.

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Our opinion is. We really hate cyberbullying.