In today’s world which has been made smaller by technology , new age problems have been born. Cyberbullying comesnin various forms. It doesn’t necessarily mean hacking someone’s profile or posing to be someone else. In other words cyberbullying has become a very common nowadays it includes action to manipulate,harras and defame any person. These hostile actions are serioulsy damaging and can affect anyone easily and bravely.

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Hi my name is Nicky Wayne Garalde , 17 years old. I like playing volleyball and also i love volleyball. In food, i like sweet food like chocolates,cake and many others. I like also reading a book about love and study of the universe. I like also watching horror movies and drama. My Future Goal is to become a succesfull Flight Attendant because when i was young when i see airplane i amazed . I talk to my self someday i’m gonna take that airplane. In my life i have many wants in my life but for now i focus in study to become my future happen.

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It’s symbolizes book to me because first , i love reading books and also i’m kind of person when i have a problem i shared to them not totally all problem . And also im kind of person willing to listen to their problems or secret.

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