Some things that were a bit unrealistic
**I KNOW THIS IS UP TO INTERPRETATION AND SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND IT MORE REALISTIC THAN OTHERS DUE TO THEIR PERSONAL EXPERIENCES**
As stated above, I am fully aware that everyone's experiences are different, so in my opinion, I found these certain things to be unrealistic. However, once again, some people might not find them to be unrealistic, which I understand.
The first one being that they showed Avery spammed Jessica's Facebook wall with multiple posts. From what I have personally seen, no one does that. Facebook messages, maybe, but their actual Facebook wall, that's a little....out there. The second thing being that Avery was spamming Jessica's email and text messages. This just isn't really that normal for someone to do when they are bullying someone else. A few here and there are definitely possible, but it portrayed Jessica as having 100+ emails. That's pretty unrealistic to what actually happens. I feel like this movie was what adults interpreted internet bullying to be like, but they didn't really execute it very well.
This next point is solely opinion based, but I feel as though the "bullies have a bad home life" is not always the correct stereotype. I boil it down to who they are as an actual person. When I was in high school, I wasn't a bully, but I was friends with bullies. The ones who tore people down often. They were all perfectly fine in their home life. They just enjoyed tormenting other people because that's how they were. And being well out of high school, they're still not nice people. I feel that bullies are simply mean-spirited people that enjoy power and enjoy torment. Sort of like when a kind-hearted person finds joy in helping people. I don't think it always has an underlying cause of their home life. All of my friends and I grew up in rich families, and we didn't have any significant home issues. Some turned out as bullies, and some were like me who just simply didn't bully people, but I was able to be on the outside looking in, and I could tell that my "bully friends" just found complete and utter joy in tormenting other people. Of course bullies most definitely can have a bad home life, but I think stuffing all bullies into a box that says "Hey, they have problems" is wrong. We're all taught that same theory throughout school. "Bullies are just jealous", "Bullies have their own issues", "Bullies are also being bullied by something else". You can't tell me you've never heard that rhetoric before. I don't think every bully has issues, I think some just love power.