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A new Change.org petition calls on Facebook to crack down on the aggressive imagery that men sometimes send to women.

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For Alexandra Tweten, unsolicited dick pics just seem to be a part of modern life. As a single woman in Los Angeles and an active online dater, she has seen more than her share of photos of men’s genitalia—but never because she asked for them.
She’s far from alone. After talking with friends and other women online, Tweten realized that this obscene ritual is surprisingly common. And it’s not just limited to dating apps: A shocking number of surprise phalluses find their way into women’s inboxes on Facebook. And they’re really, really tired of it.
“We shouldn’t have to deal with this,” Tweten says. “It’s fucked up.”
So Today, Tweten is launching a Change.org petition calling on Facebook to more explicitly ban the act of sending unsolicited sexual imagery. This behavior, she says, is analogous to a man flashing his genitals to a woman on the street. But although laws forbid such conduct in public, there are few protections against it online. This is true in just about any digital space, but the campaign is initially focusing its critique on Facebook as the world’s largest social network. In the future, Tweten plans to apply pressure to other online communities and, eventually, hopes to see a legislative solution to the problem.
“I have personally been a recipient of unsolicited dick pics on Facebook, and it made me feel both degraded and fearful for my personal safety,” Tweten explains. “One man has made several different Facebook accounts to send me pictures of his penis. I block him, but he makes another.”
Although Facebook has rules in its community guidelines barring people from posting nudity and sexual images publicly , those rules don’t directly address images that are sent privately. Under the guidelines’ section on bullying and harassment, Facebook does forbid “repeatedly targeting other people with unwanted friend requests or messages,” and while it’s fair to interpret “unwanted messages” to include lewd photos, Tweten says this clause isn’t specific enough. And even if it were, the word “repeatedly” would seem to permit the first dick pic, but forbid subsequent images. At no point in Facebook’s guidelines is privately sent, unwanted sexual imagery defined as a form of harassment. This is the sort of language—along with the appropriate penalties—that Tweten would like to see added to Facebook’s rules of conduct.
Facebook’s guidelines–which vow to “remove photographs of people displaying genitals”–presumably apply to its Messenger app, but it’s not clear if Facebook actively polices private messages or deals with obscene, private imagery as it’s reported. We reached out to Facebook for clarity and will update this story with any new details.
Tweten learned about the true breadth of the dick pic epidemic after she started Bye Felipe , an Instagram account dedicated to using screenshots to publicly shame men who harass women—be it via text or with images—in dating apps, social networks, and any other online spaces. After Bye Felipe was covered in The Atlantic in 2014, its popularity exploded, and it now has 418,000 followers. The flood of submissions that Tweten has received has only further illustrated just how nasty some men can get when shrouded in even partial anonymity online—and just how many of them think sending graphic, sexual images to people out of the blue is a perfectly acceptable way for a person to behave.
“Women are getting together in these online spaces and saying, ‘This fucked-up thing happened to me,’” Tweten says. “All of these other women are saying, “Yeah, that’s happened to me too!” I’ve gotten so many thank you messages from people saying, ‘I thought I was the only person who got crazy messages like this.’”
One of the women who contacted Tweten—and ultimately helped organize this petition—is Whitney Bell. The Los Angeles-based artist and curator has seen so many lewd photos from Internet dudes that she decided to curate an art show in April entitled, “I Didn’t Ask For This: A Lifetime of Dick Pics.” The gallery’s walls were adorned, as you might guess, with dozens of photos whose originators likely never expected them to be framed and displayed in an art show.
Bell’s art show, like Tweten’s Instagram account (and others like it) and this new petition all have the same goal: To shine a light on just how routinely unwanted lewd photos are being fired across the Internet, almost always by men, and rarely with any consequence. Chalk it up to another strange byproduct of our hyperconnected times: The ubiquity of Internet-connected cameras, location-powered dating apps, and instantaneous communication have evidently arrived more quickly than our social norms have been able to adapt, at least for some people. Laws and guidelines may well catch up in due time, but for now, women like Tweten, Bell, and many, many others are hoping to jumpstart the process of injecting more accountability and decency into our digital lives.
“If someone flashed you on the subway, you wouldn’t just take it, would you?” says Bell. “Don’t get me wrong: I love men. And I love a good dick. I just don’t love harassment.”
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From doing it outside to perfecting a sexy striptease to learning how to take a dick pic, consensual exhibitionism with a partner can be majorly hot. This is because, according to research psychologist Sarah E. Hill, PhD , an expert in women’s sexual psychology, our brains get a big ole hit of dopamine—a neurotransmitter that makes us feel amazing—when we do a naughty version of Show and Tell. Not only are we connecting with our own bodies, but she says the anticipation of how our partner(s) will respond lights up our mental reward center even more. There’s also the whole taboo element that gives us a rush of adrenaline. I mean seriously—who needs skydiving when you can send nudes ?
But before you start sexting your entire contact list, Dr. Hill stresses the importance of continuous consent. This means you get consent every single time you send a photo. Just because someone is interested in a dick pic now , that doesn’t mean you’re invited to send them a dick pic whenever. For example, they might be down for a nude when they’re chillin’ at home, but when they’re at work? Not so much.
That’s why talking before hitting send is crucial on multiple levels. Not only is sending unsolicited nudes illegal in many states, but you have to make sure you can trust the lucky recipient of your photos.
“Anything that you send digitally can get into the wrong hands if you have an untrustworthy partner,” says Hill. “Even pictures sent on apps like Snapchat can be captured without your consent from an external device (e.g., using your iPad to take a picture of a nude you received on your phone). You need to be certain your partner is someone you can trust and will take the appropriate precautionary measures to ensure the picture won’t be seen by anyone it was not intended [for].”
So, a few important things to consider and discuss before trading nudes:
The good news is that a conversation around consent and preferences doesn’t have to be awkward. In fact, it can actually be super sexy. Hill says an easy way to start is to simply chat about sexual likes and dislikes . From there, you can bring up the topic of dick pics and nude photos to get a better understanding of where you’re both at in general and in that moment. “This can be a really fun conversation to have, and it will also allow you to start talking about other boundaries when it comes to sex,” Hill explains.
Once you’re given the green light to send a dick pic, then comes the really fun part—actually taking it. And while the simple act of snapping a sexy photo is super exhilarating, there *are* ways to absolutely excel at the assignment.
In order to help you take a pic your partner will find pleasure in, we spoke with a bunch of people to determine what their version of a "good dick pic" is. Once you do get the go-ahead to snap away, here's what to keep in mind for your next photo shoot.
1. "Every guy thinks the ideal method is to lie down and snap a pic from their viewpoint, but that gives a weird shot of hairy hot dog legs that doesn’t do it for me. I like a side view with a hearty grip that says 'I mean business.' Bonus points if the snapshot includes the lower stomach area, 2x the bonus points if that tummy area has a cute lil happy trail." —Lucy, 28
2. "I only enjoy a good dick pic if I’m already in the ~mood~. The penis should be the focus, but it doesn't need to be the entire picture. Experiment with angles rather than distance and cut it out with the flash. Warm lighting is always more flattering, so go stand by a lamp or something." —Lauren, 26
3. "A hard dick + a backdrop that doesn’t include your toilet , a sink, or a dirty floor." —Faith, 26
4. "I have received two truly transformative dick pics in my life. The first was a gorgeous, well-framed black and white shot, and the other was a video with his underwear on, gently rubbing it. The key for me is effort and as a bonus, leaving something up to the imagination is super hot." —Taylor, 28
5. "Fuck pictures. Send me a video. Show me some abs, talk dirty to me, say my name...make it personal so I know this isn’t a recycled nude they send out on blast when it’s time to shoot their shot." —Amy, 30
6. "I feel like a good dick pic isn’t even a full, no clothes dick pic. The best dick pics are a fully hard, clothed dick with his hand kinda pushing it to the side so you can see the outline through his pants. Leaves a little to the imagination while still showing what he’s working with!" —Stacey, 29
7. "A good dick pic is well framed. Ideally, you wanna be able to see the lower abs—or at least the whole pubic area, and some thigh. Also, the penis should be in focus and have just enough light hitting it that there’s some contrast between it and its surroundings." —Jenny, 23
8. "For the love of God, take the picture with your shirt off. Please. I beg you. Don't Winnie-the-Pooh the assignment." —Melissa, 30
9. "The best dick pic isn't a dick pic at all but instead, is an *almost* dick pic. A guy I was dating once sent me a photo of him casually grabbing his clothed penis, and I almost lost it. The subtle shot of his erection without going to all the fuss of taking off his clothes and angling the camera made the whole thing seem way sexier." —Nicole, 26
10. "Since what makes an attractive dick pic can vary from person to person and situation to situation, the hottest thing a guy can do is ask me what I want to see. Once, a FWB asked me to specifically tell him what I wanted, and his confidence and boldness instantly turned me on. Understanding that someone's desires aren't stagnant and fulfilling what they want in the moment is honestly the most desirable thing ever.” —Lelia, 29
11. "I might be in the minority here, but a dick pic doesn't really do it for me. The only way it really works is if there's some humor or cheekiness involved. Once my boyfriend sent me a picture of his penis literally in a hotdog bun and said, 'wanna bite?' The totally unexpected and hilarious angle of the photo is what really turned me on." —Karina, 28
12. "One of the hottest dick pics I've ever received was when a guy took one directly out of the shower. It was a full-body frontal picture in his bathroom mirror. Because of the steam, the mirror was a bit foggy, but you could see just enough of the whole body that it was actually an incredibly sexy picture —which also happened to include a great sneak peek of his package." — Krysta, 24
13. " Okay, honestly, I'm really into dick videos lately . Show me what you're working with in a better way than what any picture can show me." — Raya, 27
14. “I like when a guy’s hand has a good grip on it ...if you know what I mean ;)” — Nico, 21
15. “ I prefer videos . Also, knock it the fuck off with the emojis.” — Taylor, 20
16. “Once I got a flaccid dick pic. That was weird, so, like, don't do that .” — Kate, 21
17. "Close-up shots are horrifying. Stand back a lil bit ." —Sarah, 21
18. “Don’t do the thing where you press down on your balls to make your dick pop and look bigger. We know it’s not that big. Also, a little mood lighting never hurts (like, bad nighttime lighting where everything looks yellow and you have to use flash...that’s a no-go). But a fresh-out-of-the-shower mirror picture is always a safe bet! Like, when there is still steam everywhere and you have to wipe a little off the mirror to expose the D.” — Sophie, 26
19. “I’m a sucker for an artsy dick pic. Some may think it’s a bit narcissistic, but using a self-timer and lying out on something is sexy AF. I wanna look at you like the fucking work of art you are! And in my opinion, that should be a full-body nude. That’s because I don’t see a dick and get turned on..it does nothing for me visually. But I think the human body is stunning.” —Liz, 24
20. “It’s hot when it’s an actual body shot and not some low-quality up-close-and-personal junk shot. I love it when my boyfriend of three years sends me nude pictures in risky places. Like, when he sends me something from work, I’m like, yesssssir.” —Megan, 24
21. “The angle is everything. I don’t want it just from the top to see the head or from the bottom to see the balls. But if it’s from the side and he’s holding it like he’s touching himself, that’s kind of hot because you know he’s thinking of you at that moment. ” —Valerie, 24
22. “First of all, it doesn’t matter on the angle, lighting, or frame of your dick pic. If we didn’t ask for a picture, don’t send it. There’s nothing worse than being on your phone and having a huge, unsolicited penis picture pop up on your screen. That being said, I’m looking for something effortless . Turn off the fluorescent lighting, lie down in bed, and snap away. The last thing I want to see is a guy flexing in the bathroom mirror. Put your hand at the base of your (hopefully hard) penis for a better scale, and take the picture from a lower angle to make it look bigger.” —Taylor, 25
23. “ A photo of a guy touching his dick makes it look so much hotter than just a lonely penis staring you in the face . Erect is probably better than flaccid. Pants or boxers pulled down or totally pants-less is best, although sometimes peeking out of boxers can be hot. It’s also good when it’s close but not too close up that it’s anatomical. I like being able to see some background.” —Rachel, 35
24. “When guys send a dick pic, I actually really don’t want to see the dick. I’m more interested in seeing his abs—or his dad-bod stomach—and maybe a little of the booty . An angle that I like is a nice high-above pic where the phone is looking directly down on the stomach or abs from above. Please don’t put your face in the photo or include your dirty room in the background. I’d just rather see their bodies. And finally, something else I’d like to emphasize: If you send a photo, I am not obligated to send one back!” — Maddie*, 21
25. “When it comes to dick pics, I don’t care if you are three inches or nine—accurate representation is important . I am constantly working to love myself and my imperfections, and if you are feeling bad about your dick size, shape, etc., I can tell by the photo you send. Keep it natural and make sure it’s close up. Be confident in your photo, and if you have a cock ring, put that on too! I personally find cock rings super hot, and knowing you are comfortable with toys is a big turn-on and tells me a lot about a person.” — Sarah, 31
26. "The background should be clean and tasteful. I’m not particularly drawn to the idea of coming to your apartment if what I see in the background is reminiscent of a college dorm. When I send sexy pics, I take a lot of pride in the way I display my body. I love wearing lingerie and posing seductively, and I really like taking short videos sometimes too instead of just pictures. If I send you some high-quality content, then you send a pic of your dick hard and hanging out of your underwear in your messy bathroom? Yeah, that's not gonna cut it. ” — Janice, 21
27. “ I personally like a hand in the picture because I really like to imagine that the guy is actively jerking off for me in some capacity. I also like mirror pics where I can see your full body or pics lying in bed from dick up (dick, chest, shoulders, face). Never send pictures of your soft dick. I know that sounds obvious, but you have no idea how many soft-dick pics I’ve gotten. Don’t awkwardly hold your dick in an unusual way just because you’re trying to make it look larger." — Selena*, 20
28. “I actually love dick pics th
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