Party at Tim's house tonight! 8 p.m.

I disagree. I like math!

Don't tell Rita about Tim's party!

Wear the red sweater. It looks best!

Send an email to the message company

Tell a parent, teacher, or other adult

Ignore/delete the messages

Confront the bully in school

You may not have the best judgement when your emotions are running high.

The person you're communicating with won't respect you if you're not calm.

It isn't easy for people to tell your emotional state online.

Nobody really cares about how you feel.

Ignoring the messages.

Replying to harassing texts or emails.

Saving screenshots of instances where you've been harassed.

In most cases, cyberbullies stop after one email message.

It frustrates cyberbullies' desire for an emotional response.

If you respond, you could get in trouble for cyberbullying too.

Emails from cyberbullies often contain viruses.

They both tend to be bigger than their peers.

Both types usually don't have a lot of friends.

They're usually the most popular kids in school.

They both end up hurting people.