scenarios sexting

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17-year-old Mohammed had a relationship with 16-year-old Alev. While they were together, they make jokes sending intimate pictures to each other. At some point, Alev’s parents found out about their relationship and Alev asked Mohammed to stop as she could not stand the arguments at home anymore. Mohammed got incredibly angry and started causing problems for Alev. He followed her everywhere making scenes in front of their friends. Alev, enraged, one day attacked him verbally, telling him that if she sees him in front of her again, she will tell her brothers and then Mohammed would be in a lot of trouble. Mohamed, mad with anger, wanting to take revenge on her, started sending as many personal photos of her as he had on his mobile phone to their friends. What do you think about it?

She had sent the photos to him. She should know better!

Only their mutual friends see the photos and not any stranger.

It is personal data, and he has no right to do this.

He sent them just for fun, nothing happened.

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18-year-old Petro and 17-year-old Tina met via Instagram, and they came close lately. They chat for hours and seem to have many interests in common. Gradually, they decided to be together in a relationship and their conversations became more personal, with both consenting to it. Petro asks Tina to send him a revealing photo of her. Tina does not fully agree with this, but she does not want to upset Petro either. Looking for a solution, she decided to send him a photo through an application, where after a while the photo is deleted. Her face is not visible in the photo. Only her hair and a birthmark on her back are visible. Do you agree that by choosing this photo, Tina will have no problem in the future?

There is no way she will have a problem since her face is not visible.

Petro would never do anything to cause trouble for Tina, he is her boyfriend!

The birthmark shown in the photo is very distinctive and may lead to Tina's identification. She better not send that picture.

The app will delete the photo soon, so there is no problem.

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You have a conversation with your best friends about sexting. They claim that it is not bad at all, and it is a widespread practice. But you feel uncomfortable with this idea. You are ashamed to admit it in front of them and you end up saying that you have no problem and that you have sent a personal photo to your boyfriend/girlfriend many times. Zahir then says that he does not believe you and you will have to prove it to them. They ask you to send such a picture to your boyfriend/girlfriend the same night to prove to them that you are comfortable with it. How do you react?

You cannot do otherwise. You go home and send the photo. You cannot stand peer pressure.

You think you should not do what other people ask you to do, but you finally send the picture.

You do not send the photo and the next day you tell them that you will do it whenever you feel ready and not whenever they want you to do it.

You lie to them about sending the photo and arrange with your boyfriend/girlfriend to support you.

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14-year-old Atifa met Yaser in a Facebook group. Their relationship remains friendly since they only talk in the presence of others and do not have much intimacy. Suddenly, Atifa receives a very personal photo from Yaser saying: “Would you like to get to know each other better?”. At first, she is uncomfortable with the photo. She feels like she does not want to continue the conversation with Yaser and so she does not join the group again. She also blocks him on messenger where he sent her the photo and in every social network she uses. But she saves the photo, just in case. After a few days, when she has not heard from Yaser, Atifa decides to send the photo to her friends so they can all laugh together. How do you feel about the way Atifa handled the incident?

She handled it very well. She did what she had to do to protect herself. And then to have a little fun with her friends, she sent them the photo. Since Yaser sent it to her, she can use it as she pleases.

She had to keep talking to him after he sent her the picture to see what he wanted. She would keep proof causing him a lot of trouble. He deserved this!

Yaser did nothing wrong. He made it clear to her what his intentions were. She just overreacted.

Atifa did what she had to do to protect herself. But she had no right to send the photo to her friends. Even if she obtained the photo under these circumstances, sharing personal data with third parties without their consent is illegal.

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Omar, 16-year-old, feels that someone unknown is following him closely on his social networks. He receives anonymous flattering messages about how he looks at school, about his appearance, and comments on his photos: “You were very handsome in class today!”. He tried to find out who is sending them, but nothing came up. What should Omar do?

Ignore it. Most of the time this is a joke between classmates.

He should talk to an adult about it and ask them how to handle it. He can also report and block that user keeping proof just in case.

Do not overreact. A report on the platform is enough, there is no need to block the user.

Stay in touch with him to see what he wants.

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