Problem...
A worrying number of teenagers are swapping or being bullied into "sexting" or sending intimate photos on their mobiles, police and a children's charity have warned.
One former "sexter" said she almost left school when a photo she sent her ex-boyfriend ended up in the wrong hands.
Helen, not her real name, told Newsbeat she was 14 when she sent a series of topless photos to her 15-year-old boyfriend.
"He had just threatened to dump me and said if I took them we could get back together," she said
Solution...
Don't taking fucking photographs of yourself naked.
2 comments:
I’m an 18-year-old girl that has never taken part in the whole “sexting” craze. My parents are careful to monitor my cell phone and internet use – if I did something inappropriate online, they would be sure to find out about it quickly. I have a good relationship with my parents, and I would never want to do anything to ruin the trust they have in me. I think that another reason why I have never taken part in the “sexting” craze is my involvement in extra curricular activities and my community. These activities are a positive use of my time, and I really enjoy them.
I believe the best way to make sure teens avoid sexting is building strong relationships between parents and their children. If you’re a parent that would like to have a stronger relationship with your child, the website www.justsayyes.org is an excellent resource – check it out!
Yep, you can take part in extra-curricular activities to stop you from sexting. Or you can just not be a tit. And not text pictures of your tits to someone else.
I know which option would seem easiest to me...
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