If you have a child or children, there is no doubt that you would be worry about your child (or children) being bullied because you have seen it happen to the others and/or experienced it. You would try your best to explain how this social injustice issue—bullying happen and how to avoid it. However, bullying is a general term that is very commonle seen in our society these days. The term, bullying, means one is (habitually) threathen to hurt the other(s) which often frightening the other(s) and force them into doing something they don’t want to do. There are more than one type of bullying: physical bullying, (direct and indirect) verbal bullying, (emotional) mental bullying, and cyberbullying.
Physical bullying include any kind of hurting …show more content…
It often happens in school or in an environment where the bullies might have the chance to pick on the other smaller children and force them to do things that the bullies desire. However, if you think you would not be the target of bullying, you are wrong. As I stated above, any type of bullying is like a time bomb waiting to go off. Almost every family has the access to internet and everyone may have more than one account on several social networks for instance Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and so. Thus, anyone is at risk of being humiliated and embarrassed, especially with the help of today’s advance technology, the risk of getting involve in cyberbullying (and being online shaming) is becoming larger than …show more content…
There are results (real life story) that shows the negative emotions that caused by cyberbullying helps people to realize their mistake through their own guilt, shame and embarrassment which would motivate them to become a better person. According to Lydia Woodyatt, a lecturer from Flinder’s University’s School of Psychology, in her article, “The power of public shaming, for good and for ill”, she explains that cyberbullying (and online shaming) creates good use for people in the society, it makes people to generate negative feelings that push them to make self-evaluation. So, with the push of self-evaluation, cyberbullying causes the victim of cyberbullying to be more responsible for their action and encourage them to face their shame and guilt. For instance, Monica Lewinsky, who is a former White House intern best known for her affair with President Bill Clinton, shows us that not only that she faces her shame, she manages to use these attention from the society that is judging her inapporpriate behavior and turn it into a chance to become an activist who fights against cyberbullying and online shaming. With Lewinsky’s story, she may be able to encourage cyberbullying’s victim to face their guilt and push them to self-evaluate themselves why and how they become a target of
Physical bullying include any kind of hurting …show more content…
It often happens in school or in an environment where the bullies might have the chance to pick on the other smaller children and force them to do things that the bullies desire. However, if you think you would not be the target of bullying, you are wrong. As I stated above, any type of bullying is like a time bomb waiting to go off. Almost every family has the access to internet and everyone may have more than one account on several social networks for instance Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and so. Thus, anyone is at risk of being humiliated and embarrassed, especially with the help of today’s advance technology, the risk of getting involve in cyberbullying (and being online shaming) is becoming larger than …show more content…
There are results (real life story) that shows the negative emotions that caused by cyberbullying helps people to realize their mistake through their own guilt, shame and embarrassment which would motivate them to become a better person. According to Lydia Woodyatt, a lecturer from Flinder’s University’s School of Psychology, in her article, “The power of public shaming, for good and for ill”, she explains that cyberbullying (and online shaming) creates good use for people in the society, it makes people to generate negative feelings that push them to make self-evaluation. So, with the push of self-evaluation, cyberbullying causes the victim of cyberbullying to be more responsible for their action and encourage them to face their shame and guilt. For instance, Monica Lewinsky, who is a former White House intern best known for her affair with President Bill Clinton, shows us that not only that she faces her shame, she manages to use these attention from the society that is judging her inapporpriate behavior and turn it into a chance to become an activist who fights against cyberbullying and online shaming. With Lewinsky’s story, she may be able to encourage cyberbullying’s victim to face their guilt and push them to self-evaluate themselves why and how they become a target of