Moreover, cyberbullying has more lasting effects on a child's life, leading victims to become bullying victims (Donegan 1). Victims of bullying view their frustrations with bullying others as an escape to help them deal with the pain caused by cyberbullying. Furthermore, it has been reported that bullies commit at least one crime as adults, while bully victims commit crimes 23% higher than bullies (Donegan 4). Konnikova doesn't say that bullies also need help as much as victims, but not all bullies are born that way. In fact, most of them have been bullied in the past or have psychological problems (Donegan 5). Indeed, people should take these statistics as a wake-up call to help cyberbullies address their frustrations to reduce the number of victims, to create a better childhood and a healthier adolescence for a better future.