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A picture from Art Bowker and Michael Sullivan's article, "Sexting: Risky Actions and Overreactions." This article was published in the FBI Law Bulletin. These two teens pictured are viewing a sexually explicit photo. Kids have to learn that if you receive a racy picture, do not show anyone.
Sexting from my point of view
Sexting should NOT be illegal. But on the flip side, when someone sends a picture they should be held responsible for their actions. Inappropriate pictures should not be saved, only looked at then quickly deleted. My problem is with all the third party activity. If someone sends you a steamy picture, please be mature enough not to forward it around. That is bullying to the highest degree and I have no sympathy for bullies.
Helpful link on how to discuss this topic with your child.
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Words associated with sexting
I didn't know it was against the law.
A quote taken from the article, "A Girl's Nude Photo, and Altered Lives." The article written by Jan Hoffman and published in The New York Times. These words come from a teen who was involved in a sexting scandal. His exact words have probably been said many more times by others. Youth engage in the act, but do not know the consequences. By definition they are distributing child pornography if they are under 18.
This picture is taken from Nina Burleigh's article, "Sexting, Shame, and Suicide." Published in Rolling Stone, this image depicts a victim of abuse, shame, and suicide. The story goes a girl was invited to a house party or "kickback." Once there she got drunk and went into a room with four boys. In the room the four guys drew on her while she was drunk out of her mind. The boys then sexually assaulted her and took pictures. Her reputation was then ruined. Facing humility at school and becoming depressed, she then committed suicide. I tell this story to say this, kids don't engage in this activity. Sexting only leads to unforeseen dangers. Be smart!
Link to the article: http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/news/sexting-shame-and-suicide-20130917
Imagination is more important than knowledge.
- Albert Einstein
Think about it!
Racy pictures don't improve self esteem nor worth.
- Myles Brooks
This image was taken from an Instagram post. Just a little wisdom to all the ladies across the world.
(Source: Fanus21 on Instagram)
Don't Forward That Message!!!
If you receive an inappropriate chain message, don't forward it. Let the cycle end with you. Delete the message and tell whoever sent you the message to do the same. When you forward the message that is the equivalent of cyber bullying. Third parties are possibly the biggest attribute to why sexting goes wrong. Think if that was you in the picture instead. Would you want the same to happen to you?
Reasons Why Teens Do Sext
Curiosity and peer pressure are the two main reasons why teens sext. However in most instances the boys are usually the curious ones, while the girls are the ones who are pressured into the activity. As parents we need to sit our kids down and have conversations with them about this now.
This video is a dramatization of a sexting scenario. This is possibly the worst case scenario of how sexting ends up. Sad but indeed true that this has happened many times before.