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Heh...This is an entertaining story, for sure, but I can't help but think she really blew a chance to take the high road here rather than stoop to his childish level by tattling to his mom.
Still funny.
While I would normally agree with this, it will NOT stop men from doing it in the future. If you ignore the problem and take the 'high road' they will continue to do this over and over again. Sometimes it's necessary to stand up for yourself and try to put a stop to it.
I've got no problem with junk shots when they're part of a highly sexualized flirtation, but unsolicited junk shots are just gruesome.
I completely agree. Don't do that guys, you're a perv and a creep.
Only if they ask....and ask again AFTER you KNOW they are of age and trust they will keep it for themselves and their own bedroom fun for what ladies do when they don't have a man BUT know a hunky one well equipped with some guts and not affraid to take chances.
Some creep sent her a photo of himself nude, and when she told him what she thought of it, he called her a prude and said "no wonder you're single."
The conversation continued, and much to his chagrin, she found both him and his mother on Facebook.
The moral, as she wrote it: "Don't sexually harass a girl when she can easily find you on Facebook and send your mom proof of your perpetuation of rape culture."
Warning: Link is NSFW owing to language and a picture that, while not the full monty, will get you in trouble if the boss walks by.
The link doesn't work but to tell you one thing. If she shared the personal message to someone else, especially exposing it to the public to humiliate him, he can actually sue her for that. Believe it or not it does happen very often and some people do file a lawsuit for it, resulting even with time spent in jail or paying for it. That's not either cool or something to promote because you won't be either the first or the last who found out that law doesn't really work in a cool way either.
The link doesn't work but to tell you one thing. If she shared the personal message to someone else, especially exposing it to the public to humiliate him, he can actually sue her for that. Believe it or not it does happen very often and some people do file a lawsuit for it, resulting even with time spent in jail or paying for it. That's not either cool or something to promote because you won't be either the first or the last who found out that law doesn't really work in a cool way either.
If you text a picture of yourself to someone, you lose all expectation of privacy. I'm not sure what legal statutes you used to form this opinion. Heck, even if a private picture is used without your permission and posted online, there is very little you can do about it in most cases.
Link doesn't work. Tell me, was the guy under 18? Because if he is an adult, I fail to see how telling his mama will do anything. He isn't going to change and she probably doesn't care or already knows he is a perv.
I had an interesting scenario play out when a guy sent me an inappropriate pic about a month ago. After he threw a temper tantrum at my reaction, I went online and blocked his number. He proceeded to grab a roommates phone and continued to harass me. So I blocked that number too. Problem solved.
Is there any way to trace a cell phone call? With land lines, you can call the police from a different line, and if you keep the harasser on the line, police can trace it and arrest the harasser. That used to happen at my workplace from time to time. Anonymous men would call and get lewd with the receptionists, so the receptionist would signal us to call the cops, and the guy would get nailed.
Link worked when I posted it. My guess is that she got inundated with hits from all over the place because it went viral pretty quickly.
Oh, and Nald, he would be guilty of violating FCC laws for unsolicited pornography before he could sue her for anything, so trying to defend this guy is just ridiculous on your part.
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