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Listen, real talk, sexting is
risky and a good way to
possibly fast-track your
reputation into a blaze of
glory. Sending risqué
pictures is even worse. Once
you send that out,
whoever's receiving it
can do whatever they want
with it. Don't believe
that stuff about SnapChat,
that it really disappears in
10 seconds. Have you heard of
screenshots? Certain language
in texts and emails should be
reserved for someone you
truly trust and care about,
i.e. not some guy you're
trying to hook or impress. I
completely trust my
fiancé, but I still
don't send him any skimpy
pictures, mainly because you
never know who's messing
with his phone and who may go
through his pictures. Sexting
is risky. You may feel
excited while your doing it,
but if you present yourself
in the wrong way to the wrong
person, you may end up
regretting it
later.
There's no need, even when you're older, to make yourself seem overly sexual. It's certainly not attractive in young, high-school age girls. It doesn't make you grown, it make you seem immature and silly. Besides, you should never, NEVER, EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER sacrifice your dignity just to get some boy excited. If he wants to treat you as a sexual object in the getting-to-know-you stage, he's probably a little jerk anyways.
Consider the image you put out about yourself when you send "sexts." Consider who you're sending it to, how well you know them, what kind of person they are and what they could do with the language and the photos you send them. Whatever you decide to do with this info, just keep in mind that your reputation is a valuable thing and that, unless you have some contacts in the CIA that can erase all the embarrassing and nasty things you've ever said over the web, it's a hard thing to recover. Just stay classy.
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