Cyberbullying Movie

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Cyberbullying The Movie
The movie cyberbullying was a wake-up call for me to show how people are just mean to other people for no reasons in this world. It also showed me how I need to choose my friends and show them my passwords online where my account because some can be trusted and some cannot be trusted. The movie also showed me it's better, to tell the truth instead not showing who you are as a person online and it's better, to tell the truth to the people that are around you. Like I said, in the beginning, it's also good to know who your friends are into some friends or two-faced back-stabbing people that really don't care about you so that's why you need to choose your friends wisely and the ones you can also trust. Also with the movie cyberbullying is good to know that you are not alone in a situation if you are being bullied on lottery if your boy bully a person there are people that will help
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This article also talked about how teenagers who get bullied are more likely to grow up as adults to have higher depression higher anxieties the most other adults. There was 35 scientific test to show that cyberbullying gives a decreased risk of depression of teas and of young adults. Their depression levels were 45% higher than an average teen or adult or someone has not been bullied and it also shows that there is an increased risk for suicidal thoughts if you're bullied at this age group between 8 and 12 years old and as young adults from 20 to 28 years old there is higher increase chance of suicide rates due to depression from cyberbullying and other types of bullying as well. This article also talked about how 15% of the people that were bullied was also found guilty of bullying somebody else online. This also shows how people that get bullied also have a higher chance becoming bullies

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