Fear is an important factor that thrives in the victim's mind. The fear of humiliation and discrimination consumes the victim, creating extreme levels of stress, which can have fatal outcomes. The patient becomes withdrawn and no longer goes to school or participates in activities he once enjoyed. Additionally, the victim has a lack of appetite and sleeps constantly, both symptoms of depression (bullying and suicide). While these are all symptoms of bullying, some victims may not express their feelings or choose not to make it known. In some severe cases, the victim shuts down and shuts out everyone around them, which makes it harder for someone to help them in their time of need. The emotional damage inflicted by the bully not only causes low self-esteem but also long-term effects that could lead to even worse outcomes. For example, victims may be diagnosed with eating disorders, chronic illnesses, depression, and the idea of ​​suicide is planted in their heads. If the damage of bullying cannot be reversed, the victim will most likely enter severe depression or, even worse, make an attempt on their life.