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7. Are people who are bullied more likely to suffer from depression or die by
suicide?
Responses
1. Apparently both sound similar but the difference is that nowadays we have a
lot of communication all around us, thats why to be honest cyberbullying is
more injurious than bullying in person. Ive read that when someone is being
annoying in person you can avoid them in home or maybe try, on the other
hand when someone is always there you cant escape, they always be there
24/7, they only need a message, a video or anything else to hurt, even a
message can be programmed.
2. It could cause affects in their everyday lives and is a constant source of
distress and worry. The effects of cyberbullying may not be noticeable at
first, but the stress factor builds up over time. Many students feel alone and
scared. In most instances, it doesnt start online but then the situation grows
up.
3. If you want to help somebody some signs to look out for is low self-esteem,
find excuses to stay away from school or work including school refusal,
fresh marks on the skin that could indicate self-harm and dressing differently
such as wearing long sleeved clothes in the summer to hide any marks,
change in the way of acting such as anger, depression, crying, and
withdraw.
4. There are some ways like shameful videos, photos, writing insulting
commentaries in them and also annoy someone by their appearance.
5. I was thinking, that they could be more careful when they post about them
personal information, ignore an angry message and do not respond with
anger, never open messages from strangers and also beware of certain
topics.
6. Yes but I think that is because the strongest survives otherwise you are the
victim, is cruel but the society has taught us this from a young age. So its
like the proverb let them cry in their house instead of mine
7. Absolutely, bullying can lead to thoughts about suicide, sometimes
persisting into adulthood. Ive heard in one university study, that adults who
were bullied as youth were three times more likely to have suicidal thoughts
or inclinations.