Sexting

[Guest]

Don't sext. You might get hearing aids.

[slamjet]

Some things to keep in mind:

- Sexting has the innate ability to turn thoughts of someone from a loved one into an object.

- Nothing that is transmitted into the ether is private. If the kids, coworkers, fellow students, etc. got hold of your phone, how embarrassing would that be?

- If sexting is used to try to rehabilitate a failing relationship, then there is something really, really wrong.

- If sexting is used to try to rehabilitate a failing relationship, then be ready to have the transcripts read aloud in divorce court and used against you.

[ptsmith86]

I say again, why not just send a love letter or poem? It's probably better than any sexting anyway.

[Blackmarch]

Does it uplift and/or invite the spirit?

[Vort]

I say again, why not just send a love letter or poem? It's probably better than any sexting anyway.

Yes, a love letter or poem is better. And you can use a paper clip to attach a picture of your privates, just in case your spouse has forgotten what they look like.

[jerome1232]

And you can use a paper clip to attach a picture of your privates, just in case your spouse has forgotten what they look like.

I actually just printed it and ironed it to a T-shirt, I don't want ANYONE forgeting

[ptsmith86]

Yes, a love letter or poem is better. And you can use a paper clip to attach a picture of your privates, just in case your spouse has forgotten what they look like.

We can tell you are the romantic one. Send roses and a flirt then if you can't write, the florist will help you.

[MorningStar]

Yes, a love letter or poem is better. And you can use a paper clip to attach a picture of your privates, just in case your spouse has forgotten what they look like.

When my father-in-law was deployed in the military, he wrote a whole book of poems, even cross-stitching one of them for his wife. That's what I call romantic. I think it's safe to say he did not cross-stitch an image of certain body parts.