Consequences Of Sexting

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How big of a problem is sexting? Sexting is a big deal/problem because its dealing with our young children in this new generation.I think is a big problem because its bad for us as parents for allowing us to let our children do it.I also think its not a bad idea because its great for our children to keep there pants on and not trying to get physical whit someones child.Teens should have the privacy they need as they are becoming young adults. The reason why i say sexting is a big deal is because they have consequences to sexting.The consequences are what is the person your texting gets made at you and leak the things you sent.What if the person accidentally just say she lost her phone and every photo y'all sent meaning photo's messages

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