Cyber bullying may be a terrible experience towards the victim, but the bully (after the incident) doesn't have it so easy either. If the bully is found, which he/she usually is, they will be severely punished (not that severe like death or anything). In what I know, the bully can be suspended and even worse, expelled. If the bully has done something that ended badly like a suicide, and the bully is over the age of 18, he can be sent to jail. Although, if the bully is under the age of 18, he will be sent to juvie. Therefore, either one that the bully attends will be difficult to live through and keep your sanity.

Sometimes, the actions emit by a bully can determine his or her behavior as an adult. If the bullying is severe causing damage to another person physically or emotionally, the bully will most likely get into more fights later in life, start drinking abusively and doing drugs, dropping out of school, have criminal convictions, and even abuse the significant other in a relationship (just want to point out that this is sophisticated me talking). All in all, being a bully will not only bite you back as a young adolescent but will probably follow you for the rest of your life screwing it up.

Let's travel back in time to when the bully is yet not discovered. I want you to simply imagine how you would feel if you knew that the whole school, the victim's family and the police are looking for you. I know right, you would be filled with anxiety (at least I would). You would be constantly scared of being taken away as a criminal, and you would be regretting the day you told yourself that cyber bullying was fine and that no one will know it was you.

Okay, now let's all just be real for a second, we all know what the worst part of being the bully is right? Well i hope you do because the worst part is loosing all of your friends and getting name tagged as a bully for life preventing the creation of more friendships.

Resources:
-http://www.stopbullying.gov/at-risk/effects/#bully