Sexting may Not be So Prevalent Among Teens as Believed Earlier, Study
Men are more optimistic when it comes to sexting, a new study suggests
Men are more optimistic when it comes to sexting, a new study suggests
The charity's survey revealed that six out of 10 teenagers said that they had been asked for sexual images of themselves.
Zipit also offers advice on safe online chatting and on what young people should do if they feel threatened or if an image becomes public.
People Believe Sexting Will Lead to Hook Ups
As much as 20 percent of adolescents and 44 percent of young adults share semi-nude or nude photos of themselves on social networking sites or through cellphones, commonly known as sexting
As much as 20 percent of adolescents and 44 percent of young adults share semi-nude or nude photos of themselves on social networking sites or through cellphones, commonly known as sexting
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People Expect Getting Hooked Up After Sexting
Around 20 percent of adolescents and almost 44 percent of young adults have engaged in sexting- sharing nude or semi nude photos of themselves on social networking sites and cell phones
Around 20 percent of adolescents and almost 44 percent of young adults have engaged in sexting- sharing nude or semi nude photos of themselves on social networking sites and cell phones
Study Hopes to Find Motivation Behind Sexting
Researchers at Burnet Institute are hoping to shed light on what motivates people to send sexually explicit messages and images, also known as sexting.
Researchers at Burnet Institute are hoping to shed light on what motivates people to send sexually explicit messages and images, also known as sexting.
