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Taylor In The Movie Cyberbully
In the movie Cyberbully, Taylor, a 17 year old high school student, gets cyberbullied. She gets cyber bullied by her best friend, Sam, who poses as a guy named James on a social media site. The bullying starts with “James” saying that he hooked up with Taylor; however, it goes much further than that. For example, after James posted that he hooked up with Taylor, people on the site, most whom being Taylor’s peers, posted degrading comments about Taylor. The bullying, however, didn’t stay online; it followed taylor to school. When taylor when to school the following day, everyone made fun of her. Her friend Cheyenne didn’t want to get bullied as well, so she told Taylor she couldn’t be seen with her. Taylor was completely distraught when she
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