Bullies and mean girls seem to exist forever. When people perceive themselves as superiors, they put others under them. People has the tendency to be obsessed with power. This behavior might give birth to a bully who inflicts both physical and emotional pain to its victim. Bullying was never a bizarre scenario. It can happen anywhere, anytime and anybody can be a victim. It has also a lot of forms and one of them is cyberbullying.

At this time, social media bashing is uncontrollable. Scrolling through social media sites tend you to know latest issues. The main victims of these are celebrity personalities. Have you tried checking your social media account and saw a post from a celebrity and it is not on your favor? For that instance, you directly concluded without knowing the different sides of the story. You bashed online because you believe that you have the freedom to speak not knowing what it will cost. Celebrities are just like us, a human. We have feelings and different levels of sensitivity.

Cyberbullying Solutions

1 .Personal Information should be in private.

To prevent bullies from getting information that will harm you, personal information should be private.

2. Talk to someone

Initiating conversation and getting advice from the people around you is good. You are not alone.

3. Decline from meeting someone that you only know online.

It is dangerous to in trust yourself to someone stranger to you. It is better safe than sorry.

4. Do not post indecent photos online.

If you don’t want to be humiliated, post picture that is appropriate

. 5. Respect others

Even If they are mean to you, try not to do the same. To be kind is the best revenge.

6. Password is confidential

Even the closest person to you is not allowed to know your password. Always keep this in private.

7. Save evidence

Evidences

By standing and saying something, bullies will have no control over you.

“BULLYING IN SOCIAL MEDIA IS A SIGN OF INSECURITY AND WEAKNESS.” – Rev Run

The quote above is a simple reminder where our insecurities and immaturity can bring us. Being a keyboard warrior doesn’t make you a brave person at all. In fact, to attack someone anonymously, is something a product of ones stupidity. Humanity needs more hope not fools. We have to remember that no one can make us inferior, not without our consent. Men invented technology for the purpose of making life convenient rather than a tool for destruction. We are responsible of our own words for they could kill someone’s soul. Let us not use social media to destroy a life instead, let us put an end to this stigma. Stand with us, create a change and let us start within ourselves. We don’t have to pull others down for us to go up. There is already an enormous amount of hate in this world so learn the art of appreciation and spread love. Maybe someday, we will live in a place where harmony and peace exists in both the physical and digital world.

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