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To bring up sexualised pictures of 13 year old to her mother?

34 replies

NikosNikki · 19/02/2009 19:38

I have my friend's 13 (I think she's almost 14) year old daughter on my facebook friends list. She has just updated her pictures and they're all in sexual poses. Pouting at the camera, one is the camera looking down on her with bare legs etc and another is of her crawling along a bed, hair all messed up licking her lips. Its VERY suggestive.

She is a pretty girl but these photos are not nice. She has a lot of boys on her account and they will all see these. I'm a bit worried but I suspect her mother will know.

AIBU to bring it up? Even if its just to point out to her mum how these photos come across when browsing her profile?

Or is this normal for 13/14 year olds?

OP posts:
SoupDragon · 19/02/2009 20:14

Welcome to MN, NikosNikki.

SoupDragon · 19/02/2009 20:14
Hmm
KayHarker · 19/02/2009 20:17

ForeverOptimistic, one of my sisters puts highly, um, suggestive poses on her profile pics, but her mother couldn't give a monkey's. Sad, really.

LauriefairycakeeatsCupid · 19/02/2009 20:17

Goodness, what an interesting life you do lead. Screwing a married man and having a friend's daughter posing suggestively on facebook.

Do tell us more?

Do you perchance park in disabled spaces?

Drink fruitshoots?

Do you partake of a Greggs sausage roll daily?

Pimmpom · 19/02/2009 20:19

Well getting back to this thread, I would mention the photos in passing. Just ask the mum if she has seen the new photos. If she isn't added as a friend, suggest that she should be.

Kimi · 19/02/2009 20:24

tell her mum

independiente · 19/02/2009 20:35

In this situation, I would first try to find out if her mother had actually seen the pics - maybe an offhand remark, nothing too dramatic. Then take it from there.

SoupDragon · 19/02/2009 20:37

She's a farking TROLL!

independiente · 19/02/2009 20:41

Maybe she is, but the situation is quite a real possibility - I was once faced with a very similar one.

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