BY the time cyberbullying is obvious, the situation is already serious. It’s very painful, more embarrassing, and worse than traditional bullying, Malaysian Mental Health Association deputy president Datuk Dr Andrew Mohanraj points out.
Arguably, this is because, unlike traditional bullying, cyberbullying can go viral, not just nationally but globally even, which would of course be even more traumatising than being bullied in front of one small group of people.
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