In an article published in CNN titled “Bullying by peers has effects later in life”, the author, Ashley Strickland, reviews the consequences of bullying. More precisely, Strickland demonstrates that adolescents who have experienced bullying by peers of their age will suffer from long-term mental health issues, for instance: anxiety and depression. These mental health issues were demonstrated to be less likely to occur with teens who were bullied by adults. However, children abused by adults are much easier targets for bullies since their self-confidence is lacking. Furthermore, Strickland…