+) Might start to experience guilt, fear, anxiety, and insecurity about what others think of you -> keep distance
+) Losing motivation, having a sense of loneliness -> could lead to continually bad feelings and thoughts, which would be harmful to your mental and physical health.

- Solutions:
+) Talking to close people that you can trust or search for a helpline
+) Collecting evidence – text messages and screen shots of social media posts to report the bully

Solutions:
 - tell them to stop, get away from the situation, and tell a trusted adult.
 - Learn and help train all adults and youth on how to recognize and respond to bullying.

- Tell your bestfriend how you feel and get help from him/her

 Victims of cyber bullying can get many bad effects let to this frightened situation, it will let you to deeply hurt and maybe can't forget in your whole life. When cyberbullying occurs, the nasty posts, messages, or texts can be shared with multitudes of people. This cause to the humiliation of victims. Cyber bullying sometimes causes kids to be excluded and ostracized at school. Consequently, they often feel alone and isolated. Many victims of cyber bullying will get angry about what is happening to them. Sometimes target of cyberbullying respond to their intense feelings by harming themselves in some way. Cyberbullying also can erode self-confidence and feelings of self-worth, which can contribute to depression and anxiety.
  Beside that problems, we can solution to this problem in many ways. When the cyberbully is someone you know, try to speak right and wrong politely, avoiding them from keyboard war. A polite response, don't care about the situation will make them lose interest. If they have been reminded many times and still feel disturbed, the level of bullying is more "dangerous", children will have to consider stronger self-defense. In serious cases such as a virtual bully using a deceptive attack, distorting their privacy, children need to look to reputable people or authorities (homeroom teachers, principals, local police ...) or their parents to solve it.
  In the virtual world as well as the real world, there are things we can't control. The same goes for cyberbullying, the best way is to confront and use an optimistic outlook to move on on your life journey.

To begin with, there are various impacts of cyberbullying. First of all, the victims can suffer from physical and mental problems. As they are bullied online for a long time, they may undergo stress, anxiety or even depression and feel insecure about what people think or say about them. Therefore, they may rarely feel happy and lose interests in what they used to love. Moreover, the victims can experience tiredness, loss of sleep, stomachache and headache which are very harmful for them. Secondly, victims of cyberbullying may also have troule forming relationships with other people. They may be afraid to trust anyone and may not want to socialize with others. This can lead to their feeling lonely and isolated. 

Fortunately, there are numerous feasible solutions that can help stop cyberbullying. The most important one is victims should save the evidence of cyberbullying in case things escalate. This includes screenshots of the messages, emails or posts that were sent to them. In addition, people who suffer from bullying can try to talk to someone who they trust about what’s going on. It is important to find someone that can listen and empathise with and let them help you. They can be their parents, a close friend, teacher or counselor. 

In brief, cyberbullying is uneithical and have serious consequences. Therefore, students and parents must aware of the danger of cyberbullying to prevent it from happening.

      The effects of bullying are various and can be beyond our imagination. First, cyberbullying creates the feeling of shame and depression. When being harased by anonymous, people are tending to introvert themselves and suffer from some mental effects such as: embarrassed, panicking and insecure. This can lead to the consequence that the victims are likely to keep a distance from each other which is believed to be the main culprit of depression. Moreover, due to the fact that a majority of cyberbullying victims are at the period of transition between childhood and adulthood, being cyberbully can decrease their motivation in things they interested as well as worsen their outlook on life, hence it will definitely lay a negative impact in terms of their career prospect.

        There are some ideal measurements that can be addressed to the problems. It is crucial that the victims, especially adolescents should talk to their family and school counsellor to receive advices and sympathy. This is aims to prevent them from suffering depression and loneliness. In addition, media platforms users need to have a significant knowledge on how to block and report those bullies so as not to be under controlled by strangers and also for the sake of their life condition.

      In conclusion, the negative influences of cyberbullying are wide and can be overcontrol, therefore, social media companies as well as the users themselves must introduce some feasible solutions alike to guarantee the users’ safety plus their experiences. 

 

            First, cyber bullying can have both physical and emotional consequences. People who are bullied may feel upset, embarrassed, stupid, even afraid or angry, they feel ashamed or losing interest in the things they used to enjoy doing so much. This can lead to symptoms of depression, anxiety disorders, or even in extreme cases, it can lead to suicide. In addition, cyber bullying can cause tiredness, experience symptoms like stomach aches and headaches. Moreover, cyber bullying causes people to distance themselves from their loved ones because they are always worried and down. In many cases, victims of cyber bullying often resort to drugs to forget their pain, or they may become violent to vent their anger.

 

            To deal with these consequences, there are several effective solutions. First, talk to people you trust, talk to them about your problems, and ask for their advice. You can turn to your family, your school counselor, your favorite teacher... Second, the key to preventing cyber bullying is that it needs to be identified and reporting. It can be helpful to collect evidence – text messages and screen shots of social media posts – to show what’s been going on. If the bullying is happening on a social platform, consider blocking the bully and formally reporting their behavior on the platform itself. Social media companies are obligated to keep their users safe.

 

            In conclusion, cyber bullying can cause many physical and mental consequences such as anxiety, insomnia, etc., however, this can be prevented by sharing and self-collecting evidence of bullying to protect yourself.  Let's join our hands to put an end to this crime!

Experiencing cyberbullying – be attacked anywhere and anytime – will affect that person in the long terms and in many ways. Considered the foremost effect cyberbullying has on people, insecurities and feeling afraid, embarrassed, nervous, anxious may be the hardest to overcome. These mental and emotional effect can also result in withdrawing from family and friends, self-isolation, negative thoughts and in the worst case, taking their own life. Alongside with that, the raising amount of stress and anxiety will lead to decreased motivation and interest in things people enjoy and pursue. By that being said, cyberbullying could limit the growth of a person and limit one’s development.

On the other hand, everyone can do something to prevent cyberbullying from happening. If anyone is experiencing cyberbullying, the first thing to do is seeking help from trusted people. There are often more people who care about you and are willing to help than you might think, and together you can find a good solution. Moreover, we need to show that the bullies’ behavior is unacceptable, by reporting them. And also keep in mind to always be nice to everyone both in real life and online, so as to create a healthier environment.

In conclusion, cyberbullying is one bad result of technological advances, but the aim of reduce the frequency of its happening can soon be achieved if we all do our best to do so.