Send Nudes: By the winner of the BBC National Short Story Award 2022

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I wonder what I look like in my coma. Do I seem placid, calm? Or do I seem like I am in a state of feverish agitation, fingers clamped into a claw? It is impossible to know. What we can only focus on down here is Send Nudes. Some proof that this show does not exist: the human mind is not capable of inventing new faces, and can only draw on ones it has seen before, and so the panellists in this show have been patched in from another Channel 4 or E4 franchise: a Naked Attraction participant, a spare Celebs Go Dating date, one-episode Gogglebox appearers. I can only imagine I have encountered panel members “LV General and Ty Logan” at some insipid brand event and decided to transplant them into this. Further proof: the whole thing is a mush of existing formats, Naked Attraction mixed with Snog, Marry, Avoid and sprinkled with some half-hearted body positivity I assume was leftover from a Dove advert brainstorm. It is unclear why Vogue Williams was chosen for this one. Again: my subconscious is in charge of this, not me. If you’ve shared a picture of yourself (with the consentof the person you sent it to), you are never to blame for anything that happens after this.

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Get help from CEOP.If someone pressured you to send a picture, or is now threatening you, it is never too late to get help. This is a crime and you can report it to CEOPusing an online form. Do not feel embarrassed, CEOP deal with lots of cases like this every day and they will know how to help you. They will not judge you or blame you in any way. Not a deal-breaker at all. If your dude wants them and is pestering you, I'd take it as a bad sign. Don't get me wrong, I love getting them and sending them, but there's an excitement when it's unexpected. But, if my girl never did it, I would be fine with it because I get to experience her in the flesh. Way better." [via]When I sent nudes to men in my early adulthood,” says contributor Ellie Nova, “there was a mismatch between the sender and the receiver. For the men, I think, it was a brief thrill. But for me, it was an attempt to find connection and reassurance that, despite my darkest beliefs, I was lovable after all.” Her freeform memoir describes a student life in which the selfie becomes an act of ritualised self-sacrifice to the casualness of male desire, a ritual that is tangled up with self-harm. My S/O doesn't do photos or video - she has a professional job where her reputation has value. She has aspirations that she might run for office some day, and nude pics aren't something she needs coming up years down the line (by choice or by accident)." [via] Stage 1 of 4: Provides resources to facilitate a group discussion and presentation activity which tasks pupils/young people to explore the four most common reasons why young people sext: take, send, post or share nude and sexual pictures with others.

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This is a really big deal. I agree fully. I don't do raunchy photos for similar reasons. If she wants to send them fine, I delete them almost instantly. But I do not ask for them and won't participate." [via] Explain aims and objectives, approach, and the value of exploring the topic, allowing pupils time to prepare themselves for learning Wildfire Sexting Awareness Raising Campaign As part of our work to raise awareness to young people about the pressures and dangers of sexting, we launched as short animation film called ‘Wildfire’. Judged in terrestrial time, it becomes almost a steady relationship – three years have passed before the couple start exchanging nudes – but, when they finally find themselves in the same country, the doubts start to set in. Every time she’s about to end it, the illusion of intimacy is restored by a new set of selfies. It’s a painful unravelling, which ends: “I delete all of my nudes from our app so you can’t see them any more (I hope). I am left with no words”.Hampshire Police can provide support and advice; call 101 for more information. If your child is in immediate danger call 999

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Being pressured to send a nude is never okay. Everyone has the right to say ‘no’ if someone asks them to them to do something they’re not comfortable with.Activities and resources to capture individual and group learning are provided in the finishing up sheet accessible from the button below. As we’ve already touched upon, an adult will also face legal consequences if they share explicit images of someone else without their consent, especially if they’re doing so with the intent to cause distress. Sending explicit images and videos whilst sexting might seem safe between consenting adults at the time, but these images could then be shared without permission, which is illegal in the UK. FAQs How do the police find out about sexting?

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A 2018 survey revealed 40 percent of Americans have sent at least one naked picture of themselves, while data from 2015 shows nine out of 10 adults have sexted. Contrary to popular belief, these activities are not restricted to single people on dating apps, but are very much a part of committed bliss. The same 2015 survey found that three out of four sexters were in long-term relationships, and they were more likely to say they were sexually satisfied than single people. Sure, some apps will notify you when someone takes a screenshot of your picture, but they won’t actually prevent them from doing so. A recipient may also simply use another device to take a photo of the screen without alerting you. Are you or your partner underage? Do not take, send, receive, share, or store nudes.In terms of sharing the images received whilst sexting, Section 33 of the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 makes it a criminal offence if somebody “discloses, or threatens to disclose, a private sexual photograph or film in which another individual appears”if they intend to “cause distress” and sharing the explicit image “is, or would be, made without the consent of that individual”. This applies to images of anyone of any age that may have been shared or acquired during sexting. Serious Crime Act 2015 The film tells Megan’s story, who at the age of 14 moved to a new school after being bullied at her previous school, and desperate to fit in. Overwhelmed by everyone wanting to be friends with the ‘new girl’, she started to feel popular and accepted. Her social media popularity grew with numerous new friends and followers, including a particular boy she began messaging with. Perceiving a relationship to be developing, Megan reluctantly gave into pressures send him a nude photo of herself, only to learn the person behind the profile was in fact a girl at her school who went on to share the picture among the entire school and beyond.