"cyberbullying"

>phoneposter
Kill yourself

>>18604854
Like in-person bullying, one single incident is generally not a serious problem. But when it becomes persistent, a group effort, when people are excluded socially, when people are unable to use social media without seeing threats or insults, then it becomes a serious problem. Just staying off the internet (which is a common repsonse to someone saying that they're being bullied) is not a viable solution, because of how deeply social media is now ingrained into our lives, especially the lives of young people.

>>18604875
Not OP but why don't they just go to another site then or block people?

>>18604883
Sometimes that works. Sometimes not.
If the bully is persistent, they'll create other accounts to get around the block. Over and over. If that person is part of an online community, they can sometimes get dozens or even hundreds of people to overwhelm the person. Blocking doesn't do shit in that case. (Chan communities are known for this, just saying)

>>18604910
This anon has a point, just look at Chris-chan

>>18604945
I remember when that guy blew up back in 2008
I steered clear of it ever since only paying attention to it when he actually did crazy things
I am depressed knowing that I share a reality with degenerates who made a wiki, a (still active) subreddit and a documentary about some miserable autists life

>>18604854
Would you tell someone to kill themselves in person?
Remember that sites like this desensitise you, not everyone has been desensitised.