Dialectical Journal Of Cyberbullying

Carter Yates

Mr.See

6th Period Technology

05 September 2017 21 Things

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Enough

Suzanne Buffam

I am wearing dark glasses inside the house

To match my dark mood.

I have left all the sugar out of the pie.

My rage is a kind of domestic rage.

I learned it from my mother

Who learned it from her mother before her

And so on.

Surely the Greeks had a word for this.

Now surely the Germans do.

The more words a person knows

To describe her private sufferings

The more distantly she can perceive them.

I repeat the names of all the cities I’ve known

And watch an ant drag its crooked shadow home.

What does it mean to love the life we’ve been given?

To act well the part that’s been cast for us?

Wind. Light. Fire. Time.

A train whistles through

Cyberbullying is a person that sends hurtful texts or words that hurt the person they send it to. The might send things like saying that your dumb or they might say that you should change who you are because they don’t like you. Cyberbullies send a lot of mean and hurtful remarks to someone. I would not listen to their remark or texts because I think I am perfect just the way I am, so if you are a victim of a cyberbullying, I would want you to take this advice of believing in yourself and believing and knowing that you are perfect just the way you

Being careful with your mail and garbage. If your family doesn’t have a shredder, you might want to get one. Tell your parents to shred anything that has personal information on it before they throw it away. And be sure to take care with your purse, your wallet, or your backpack. It’s especially important not to carry your Social Security card with you. Keep it in a safe, locked place at home. Practice some routine higher-tech defensive plays, to: protect your computer by installing and turning on an up-to-date firewall along with anti-spyware and anti-virus software. Once you’re online, be careful with your personal information. Some sites might ask for a credit card number – maybe for something you’re buying, maybe as proof of age. Ask yourself if they really need that number. If your answer is yes, stop and check. Before you type in your number, look for the closed lock icon in the lower right-hand corner of the screen, and look for the URL that starts with https://).

T6Q5 Mall Security Some tips to keeping cyber safe is to be a selective sharer and to protect your mobile life. Another tip is to create complex passwords that only you will know. Keep up to date in your email or news and to never let your guard down because the internet is a dangerous place to be searching things on.

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