Cyberbullying: What to Do and How to Stop It

The message arrives in the evening. You open the chat even though you promised yourself you wouldn't read it, and you keep replaying their words until night. In the morning, new comments appear: someone joins in, someone just hits like. Cyberbullying differs from an ordinary argument in that it has no end of the workday — it lives in your phone, and your phone is always with you.

How Online Harassment Differs from an Argument

Cyberbullying is repeated pressure through messages, comments, posts, group chats, fake pages. Not a single sharp exchange of opinions, but a system where aggression is directed at one person again and again.