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CyberBullying Question? - Katie - 03-24-2014 11:32 AM
Hello,
So I joined a group conversation with my softball team basically about our game next week. And one girl said something mean about another girl that was not in our conversation but right before that she said something about doing better on defense. Turns out when I wanted to say yep about the defense Facebook messages lagged and sent it after she said the horrible thing about the girl. I really didnt mean too say it like I was agreeing. And I dont want to get in any trouble, Would I get in any trouble for something that was misinterpreted?
Thank you so much. Im really worried.
- Jenna - 03-24-2014 11:36 AM
I think you should explain to everyone now what you were saying instead of later when something could possibly happen. Make the point as soon as possible that you were not supporting the mean comment she said. In fact, you should even make a comment defending the girl being bullied because making fun of people isn't alright to begin with.
I'm sorry you're in this situation. PLEASE don't let the bullying continue. Or tell your coach. Good luck
- Amy - 03-24-2014 11:37 AM
probably nothing will come about it
girls say mean things often about each other
and although that doesn't make it okay, it does mean that probably none of them will report it
maybe explain if you want to be safe (in the message)