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Home > Counseling > Social/Emotional Counseling > Tips to Prevent Sexting

Tips to Prevent Sexting

 ~ Tips to Prevent Sexting~

 

  • THINK ABOUT THE CONSEQUENCES of taking, sending, or forwarding a sexual picture of someone underage, even if it's you! You could get kicked off of sports teams, face humiliation, lose educational opportunities, and even get in trouble with the law.
  • NEVER TAKE images of yourself that you wouldn't want everyone--classmates, your teacher, your family, or your employers--to see.
  • BEFORE HITTING SEND, remember that you can't control where this image/message may travel. What you send to a boyfriend or girlfriend could easily end up with their friends, and their friends, and their friends, etc...
  • IF YOU FORWARD a sexual picture of someone underage, you are responsible for this image and where it goes as the original sender. You could face child pornography charges, go to jail, and have to register as a sex offender.
  • REPORT any nude pictures you receive on your cell phone to an adult you trust. DO NOT DELETE THE MESSAGE! Instead, get your parents, guardians, teachers, and school counselors involved immediately.

 

 

 

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