Sexting infographic shows funny facts about dirty text trends
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Most surveyed felt that it's normal, and is the modern version of cybersex, or phone sex. Critics are afraid the consequences will be that minors who have access to cell phones will become involved, and turn into a potential legal issue.
Best Colleges Online has posted this infographic showing some surprising, and interesting facts about college students and sexting:
source: TheAndroidSite
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7 Comments
1. Forsaken77 posted on 28 May 2012, 17:20 0
In that infographic, why is it always the guy that's doing the unwanted sexting? Chicks are more likely to send naked pics of themselves in a text, but it's usually to a guy she's with and not random people. If I had a fat chick sending me naked pics constantly, I'd be on the phone with homeland security!
2. solidsnakeduds013 posted on 28 May 2012, 17:25 1
Its funny how they showed an IPhone Smh DIRTY PPL LOL
5. BattleBrat posted on 28 May 2012, 19:43 3
93% text while driving! HOLY CRAP!!! I'm gonna buy me a TANK! My route from work to home takes me RIGHT BY a Jr. College, I'm all scared now.....
7. breathlesstao posted on 29 May 2012, 00:34 0
The college student? Lol, what, they didn't dare ask high schoolers cuz they were afraid of ridiculuously high percentages (hello, hyopcrisy)? Yeah, actually, that bottom two rows of data are more alarming, I'd say, than the issue itself.
Other than that, what a nice heap of oh-so-typical americanisms. You still can't send photos and such in a TEXT message, in case the name isn't revealing enough - those are multimedia messages, but why should the world be aware, really, when any and all photo editors are "photoshop"s, mobile phone is equal to "iphone", searching on the net is equal to "googling", and so on and so on... Yeah, I'd say it's no big deal and I'm just splittin' hairs, but frankly, the English language is way too pervasive and others around the world are just picking up all these technically wrong, coined expressions. Which is just scary.
