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What is your opinion on sexting?

I've been watching a series about problems with sex education and how to improve it. One episode was about sexting. One side wanted to teach students to never take any photos you don't want to become public because leaking is common. The other side wanted to teach recipients to keep intimate photos between them and the sender, and that it could then be a fun and exciting addition to a relationship.

I'm ideally for the latter, combined with prosecuting the perpetrator and supporting the victim if a photo gets out anyway. But society isn't currently like that. People who share someone else's photo get more praise than heat, and people in those photos get more blame and shame than support. As long as that's the reality, I tend to agree people shouldn't take any nudes, but that it should become possible with very low risk.

The first form of education prolongs victim blaming, but the second form isn't safe until everybody attended those classes and most people alive will not do so anymore. So I'm not sure what's best.
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It's childish.. aside from general teasing. Just get the real thing.
@SW-User it's not for everyone, nor can everyone "just get the real thing" if they respect boundaries. But what do you think about the education options?
SW-User
@NerdyPotato i think sex education has been used as a tool to violate the minds of children in an effort to demoralize society.
@SW-User ah, you're one of those people who wants teenagers to be unprepared and learn from porn. 🙄
SW-User
@NerdyPotato read it again simpleton. Not against sex education. My position is that it's been weaponized against society.
@SW-User ah, sorry. Yes, that's a good point. It's historically been used to scare children into abstinence and though it's become a little more neutral, the pleasurable side of it is still hardly acknowledged, let alone explained in schools.