Persuasive Speech On Social Media

Imagine you are an 14 year old boy or girl and you get surprised with your first phone, you race to your room to open it and get it set up. You immediately download all of the social media your friends have been raving about. To test your new phone you text your mom, who’s phone is seated next to you. You look at your phone and see that a notice popped up, “Are you sure you want to send this message?” You are so confused. You select yes and your mom’s phone receives not one text, but 2. One text says that you just sent a text and asked if you wanted to view it. You race downstairs and ask your mom what it is and she states that she has been getting random texts whenever people in her contacts send a message to anyone. That’s a lie. She has installed spyware onto your device so she can see your every text. The next day you go into school and you get everyone’s phone number, they all text you to make sure you gave them the right number. Your mom’s phone begins to blow up. She reads through the texts and sees horrible things, things like people saying f*** you, sup hoes, hey b****** all ending with a laughing face emoji. Your mom immediately believes you are being cyber bullied so she hops in the car and drives to the counselors, she talks to the counselor and she calls all of the people who sent the texts down to the office. They try to convince the principal that it was all a joke, but he doesn’t believe any of them. They all get suspended. When the return you try to