Sexting or Sharing Intimate Photos: Everything You Need to Know

Sexting with your partner can be amazing, but there are a few things to keep in mind. “When it comes to photographs, as with any sexual interaction, consent is essential,” says sexologist and psychologist Dr. Lori Mintz.

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• Intimate Photos Leaked — What to Do?
• Your Intimate Photos Found Online

First, think about it. Are you willing to expose yourself to the camera? (If you”re uncomfortable with complete nudity, you can wear underwear or a T-shirt.)

Second, keep in mind that sharing nude photos always carries risk. The question you should ask yourself is: “How confident are you that your partner isn”t someone who will show these photos to others or seek revenge if you break up?” warns Mintz.

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Intimate Photos Leaked — What to Do?

Covering your face with photos can also help minimize privacy concerns. For real protection, use an encrypted app like DiscKreet. Messages and photos sent between partners in the app always require two public passwords. This means that every time your partner views your photos, you must give consent.

Are you comfortable enough with someone to share your photos? Awesome. Make sure they want the same. Rule #1: Always ask questions before sending a compromising photo. Otherwise, they may be offended or think you have mental health issues.

Do you want intimate photos of your partner? Most importantly, don”t push or take it personally if your partner says “no.” They may be concerned about privacy or are already in a scam situation.

Your Intimate Photos Found Online