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If you’re sending intimate photos, taking a selfie is legally safer – here’s how to protect yourself. If you’ve considered sending a sexy photo, you’re not alone: research shows that up to 15% of adolescents and 48% of adults have sent sexually explicit texts or images. There’s no shame in sending intimate photos to a partner, but it’s not without risk. If someone betrays your trust and shares them online or with others, it is a form of abuse that can lead to lifelong psychological harm. It may also soon be illegal. New provisions in the UK’s online safety bill currently making its way through parliament will make it a criminal sexual offence to share private, sexual images without consent. They will also make it a crime to “cyberflash” someone – sending an unsolicited nude. If your photo...

Is there anything more nerve-wracking than coming up with a creative text message for somebody you're interested in? You try and try but everything seems like a version of "nice meeting you." You've got Texter's Block. You're as nervous as Paris Hilton on Jeopardy. You're shaking like a martini. What do you do? Relax. Remember the Seven Golden Rules of Flirty Text Messaging and you'll be blowing up their phones with witty, funny text messages that'll make them want to know you better. 1) Do Not Send Open-ended Texts. Here's the very worst one you can send: "Hey, what's up?" You may as well have texted: ""Would you mind coming up with something interesting to say because I'm so freakin' boring the plaster peels off the wall when I talk to it." 2) Create Value With Your Texts. Interest, smil...

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Here’s A Legally Safer Way To Protect Yourself If You’re Sending Intimate Selfie Photos

Sending Flirty Text Messages – The 7 Golden Rules