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[soft piano music playing]

Some new words out there
you probably need to
hurry up and get hip to.

-Okay.
-Uh, sexting.

Sexting is out there now.
You familiar with that?

Explain to those
that may not know...

[Both] ...what sexting is.

Sexting is when you text sexy.

-You know what I'm saying?
-Like what?

Like, "Boy, what you got on?"

"Ooh, I got on something,
you know?"

It's your favorite big booty,
Alexis Texas,

and I wanna sext
with all of you.

The reason I think
people engage in sexting

is the reason
that people engage in

all sorts of electronic
communication behind the screen.

There's immediacy
to it that's great.

It's like window shopping.
All you do is kind of like,

"Oh, I like that.
I like that." You know.

It's like, "Oh, I'm just gonna
go ahead and try that on."

It gets me through the day. It
makes me feel good about myself.

-It's a form of seduction.
-Exactly! That's what I said.

"I'm thinking of you.

"I want you right now,
but you're not here.

"Can't wait till you get home."

You know, it's not like,

we met in an airplane, and now
we're in the bathroom fucking.

It's all about the build.

There's a sense of
safety. There's a glass
screen in front of you,

and you don't see the
person at the other end.

So what you see
is a reflection of you.

It's sexy.
Who doesn't like

hearing or seeing something
sexual about somebody
that they're interested in?

[Nina Hartley]
The idea of lovers communicating

secret little messages
is as old as writing.

[Larry Rosen]
Sexting, first of all, can be
either verbal or visual.

I kinda have a different
feeling about both of them.

From the verbal side,

sometimes I think it's good
for people to be able,
behind a screen,

to say things they might not be
able to say to someone's face.

[Nancy Cheever]
Most of the sexting
that's going on

tends to be healthy,
in my opinion.

I think a lot of people
are doing it to keep
their love lives active,

and to let their partners know

that they're interested
and aroused by them.

So I think,
absolutely, it's healthy.

Since I just moved
from Virginia to here,

I don't have the connection

with the person that I was
dealing with at the time.

So we're constantly,
always, sending little
things back and forth

to each other every day.

I learned about sexting through
my friends in high school.

It was, like, not really
an adrenaline rush, I guess.

I mean, maybe a little bit, but
more of like an approval, too.

Like, I send a photo,
and they send back,

um, which means
that they're interested.

There's an anticipation
aspect to it.

The back and forth exchange

instead of having everything
so instantaneous.

I think it builds arousal
to have that anticipation.

The idea that men
are more visual

and that women
need to be stimulated
through their mind,

is completely a stereotype.

Of course, there are women
that prefer to be stimulated
more emotionally,

and there are men that
prefer to see a sexy picture.

But there's also the
opposite situation as well.

It's really a per person
and preference based situation.

I'm not really dating
or doing anything,
so it's necessary right now.

'Cause I'd be so
lonely without it.

I haven't been out on a date,
a real date, since 1984.

Do you have any advice

that you can offer me
before I put myself out there?

Sexting is out there now.
You familiar with that?

I've heard of it, yes.

-You've heard of it?
-Yes.

You're gonna
have to participate.

What's interesting is
they're not finding any
profile of the "sexter."

It's not particularly
one kind of person.

It seems to cut across
many ages.

It cuts across
ethnic backgrounds.

It cuts across everything.

It's really an activity
that I think is going to start
to increase more and more

as people feel more
of a connection
through their devices

to the rest of their world.

There's something
really fun and sexy

bringing sexting
into a relationship,

and teasing the person
while they're not allowed
to get to you.

If they're stuck at work,
or something like that.

And then you waiting
in an outfit, you know,
when they come home.

It's... That's a really nice way
to spark up a relationship.

The most appealing thing
about sexting is maybe, um...

It's kind of like going
to Costco and getting a sample.

You know, I don't wanna buy
the entire Hungry-Man meal,

but if I can get a
little taste of the macaroni,
a little taste of the turkey,

then, okay, I think I like this.

We both know it's
going to end up here.

We're going to end up on bed,
doing it. Got it.

What mood will we be in
when we get there?

Is it pursuit and capture?
Are we gonna be
two goofy young kids?

Are we two sophisticated
people of the world?

Am I gonna be
a World War II spy,
you're gonna be an officer?

In what way are we gonna go
where we're gonna go?

When I open the door,
it's like, "Whoa!

"This amazing person who
showed up at my doorstep
is gonna take me away now!"

And you get to walk in
and be the guy who
takes her away now

because all that boring...
The important yet dull stuff
has been handled.

If you're a really shy person
but you wanna learn how to
dirty talk in bed,

start doing it over a text.

You know, just
little things like that.

If you're not so
confident in the bedroom,

you wanna be
a little more confident,

doing your own little personal
selfie photoshoots is a great
way to do that, you know?

See, this is an art,
and this is a relationship that

men and women have had
since the beginning
of mobile devices.

Okay?

I don't quite know
when I learned about sexting.

Or when it began.

Shoot, when did
cellphones start?

Back when I was 14,
I was on my Internet
all the time.

And it would start
with chatting,

but it would end up
going to sexting,

and I didn't realize
it was that.

But definitely IM chatting
turned into some sexual stuff.

I was really naive at first.

You know, taking photos.
I just thought I would take
a photo,

I would send it to this person
and that was that.

Only their eyes would see it.

I think I was 17
when I first started sexting.

I wasn't completely
comfortable with it just yet.

Like, he would say things,
and it would, like, turn me on,

but I never knew
what to say back.

I was a teenager
when it became
a prevalent thing.

Um, it's kind of like
a rite of passage
with teenagers, I guess.

I have a funny feeling
that someone said,
"Send me a sexy pic."

You know, and being a girl,
and being young and in her 20s,

I'm pretty sure that I was
just flattered by the attention

and wanted to impress
whoever it was asking.

Really, I first learned
about it through my children.

My first time was a photo
because I didn't know
how to do it.

I didn't know what to say,
or what would be
appropriate to say

until I sent the photo
and there were words
sent back to me,

and then I started.

[Patrick]
I had a cheap, uh, I think
it was a Motorola Sliver phone.

So, uh, you know she couldn't
really see the intricate veins
and details of my penis,

uh, which is probably
a good thing.

There are ways that
something like sexting
could be healthy.

You know, phone sex
has been going on a long time.

Think about long-distance
relationships where couples
might call each other

and have a sexy conversation.

It could be arousing.
It can be bonding.

So sexting can be
the same thing.

It's just a different
form of medium.

It's a different medium.
It's a different way
to communicate.

I'm a big fan of
using sexting as a tool.

It's a new and most modern
form of flirtation
if it's used correctly.

Basically, I think the best way
to send a sex message
is to be blunt about it.

The most bluntest thing
that you can say,

you say to see the reaction.

I'm trying to [bleep].
Dot, dot, dot.

[Man] First of all,
we'd like to talk about

St. Louis region
of the first quarter sales.

Last quarter,
the sales were up...

[children playing]

[Christine]
First, we started with
the answering machines,

which was kind of good because
if you really didn't wanna see
somebody again,

you didn't have to
call 'em back.

Then there was caller ID,

and that was especially good.

And you really didn't have to
talk to them if you wanted to.

We didn't have technology,
but we had more
personal interaction.

[Paul D'Angelo]
Let me give you the history
before...

You think sexting,
nobody did this before
in the old days?

I'll tell you.
First of all, with the pictures.

This is what you did.

When you were a kid,
there was no digital film.

You couldn't just like,
you know, take a picture
of yourself,

put it on the computer,
something like that.

It went on a film
which means you had to bring it
to the photo matte.

You bring it to
the neighborhood drug store

and you give it to the lady
behind the drug store

where you buy
all the cold medicine from,
and all that other stuff.

And you give it to them,

and you just hope that
they don't look at it
before they give it to you.

And when you go to
pick up your pictures,
you are worried.

And the women at the back,
they go... [snickers]

And you know that they
just saw your dick.

[Male VO]
To fully understand
the evolution of sexting,

we have to go all the way back
to the beginning.

30,000 BC.

The earliest known example
of transmitted sexual imagery
date back to cave paintings

created in paleolithic times.

1150 AD.
The preferred method
was the carrier pigeon.

It's not a stretch to
imagine two young lovers
exchanging naughty words

by means of
an unsuspecting fowl.

Although, the months
long wait for a response,

might have doused the
flames of love just a bit.

1909 AD.

A clear proponent
of the long-form sext,

James Joyce was quite well-known
for his saucy correspondence
with his spouse, Nora,

in which he employed
similar prose found in
more modern sext messages.

"Nora, my love for you
allows me to pray

"to the spirit
of eternal beauty and tenderness
mirrored in your eyes.

"Want to fling you down
under me in that
soft belly of yours,

"and fuck you up behind
like a hog riding a sow."

1948 AD.

With the advent of instant film
and the Polaroid camera,

the sexter's cause
was greatly advanced

not only by the amount
of time saved,

but also by the lack of smirks
from photo lab workers.

1970 AD.

A certain numerical sequence
enjoyed prolific use

with the invention
of the pocket calculator

beginning in 1970,
and was popular with adolescents

and less than mature
mathematicians.

The cleverly crafted sext,
8-0-0-8-5, AKA, BOOBS.

1990 AD.

Although the technology
has existed since the late '50s,

it wasn't until the '80s
and '90s that pagers became
more widely used.

And not just for emergencies,

lustful companions often
used them to trade sexts
of the alpha-numeric persuasion.

1992 AD.

22-year-old engineer,
Neil Papworth,

is noteworthy for having sent
the very first text message
in history.

Using his computer to
transmit the message to
a colleague's phone,

he typed "Merry Christmas."

It's rumored the very next
message was "naughty or nice?"

But this is unconfirmed.

2000 to 2002 AD.

Even though MMS wouldn't be
invented for another two years,

consumer electronics
manufacturer Sharp

released the first cellphone
with a camera,
the J-HSO4 in 2000.

2004 AD.

An article aptly named
"Textual Gratification"
appearing in "Globe and Mail"

is believed to contain
the first ever documented use
of the term "sext."

As well, the term
was officially added
to the Oxford dictionary.

In September 2011,

two Stanford University
students launched the
popular app, Snapchat,

which allows any picture
to be sent to and viewed
by friends,

but only for a
pre-determined length of
time before being deleted.

The mobile phone app, Snapchat,
is proving to be massively
popular amongst young people.

The Electronic Privacy
Information Center claims

Snapchat deceives users
promising to delete photos

but, really,
leaving them available.

At this point in time,
Snapchat has attracted
an estimated 82 million users,

with the majority of them
between the ages of 13 and 25.

It's the beauty of
what you call, you know,
disposable media.

That's what these
instant apps are.

Snapchat, you know, Secret,
everything like that.

There's protection in anonymity.

Snapchat's probably not for me.

So I don't think I need to do
that. I'm already Instagramming,
sexting, texting, e-mailing,

sometimes Facebooking,
old school.

I don't use Snapchat.
Let the kids have it.
It's all for them.

I receive a lot of sexts
through Snapchat.

[Female Interviewer]
Like what?

Uh, you know, dick shots.

Kind of stuff like that.

That would be typical
frustration, wouldn't it?

You finally get the picture
from the one girl,

and it's the perfect picture.
You're like, "This is awesome!"

Then it's gone.
That's the story of my life.

I was married for 11 years.
I know all about that shit.

When you send a Snapchat,

you can only open it once
for as many seconds.

Like, I can take a picture
and choose how long
people can view it for.

Like, I can do it for one second
or like ten seconds,

and then they can never ever
see it again.

First, Mike, have you ever
sexted on Snapchat?

[audience laughing]

I'm afraid I can't
answer that question.

Snapchat.
What do I think about Snapchat?

Now that's the thing
where your dick erases.

Ain't that the thing, like,

where you put your dick on
and then it just vanishes?

Hey, you can't do the time,
don't do the crime.

That's the way I feel about it.

You know? Look, it's awfully
convenient for you to just,
you know, be...

There are consequences
to everything.

You know, just think
if Anthony Weiner had used
Snapchat instead of Twitter,

we might be calling him
Mayor Weiner.

-Might have. Might have.
-That's it?

I don't do it too much
through text messages,
like actual pictures,

because then they
have it there forever.

They can show
whoever the hell they want.

Snapchat is my
best friend, you know?

Ten seconds or lower, you know.

I kinda give them a glimpse,
three seconds.

And they be like,
"Oh, send me more."

And I'm like,
"Well, you gotta send me some."

Snapchat is definitely
one of the more intense ones.

'Cause it's gone,
so I guess people feel
more comfortable

and are willing to do
more things.

Whenever I get
a Snapchat picture,

I don't screen-shot it
because you can't.

Then the girl can see
that you screenshot it.

So, therefore, if she sees that,
then she won't send you
another one again.

See, I need these things,
and sometimes when you
can't find your glasses...

You know what I mean?
It's no good.

I get a great picture.
Now you're telling me it's gonna
disappear in five seconds.

Takes me 20 seconds
to get my glasses.

Use the app for
what it's intended for.

For pictures of
sunsets and sexting.

But a selfie on Snapchat,

that "ish" disappears. Okay?

So, like, I really don't get
why you're sending it.

So that I can go,
"Yo. Yo, yo, remember that
one time you looked good

"for seven seconds?"

I'm actually a Tinder fan.
Well, I don't use Snapchat.

Mostly, it's Tinder.
It's usually Tinder
that I usually go through.

I always get my
numbers from Tinder,

and then all of a sudden,
start sexting from there.

Sometimes it'll be a fail,
sometimes it'll be a positive,
and we'll see what happens.

[Female Newscaster]
A new app called Tinder
is quickly gaining traction.

For those of you who are
a little shy and need some
help breaking the ice,

this app just might be for you.

Is Tinder a dating app?
Okay.

Is that what we're
gonna "pretend"?

Tinder is a "dating app?"
All right.

I like the idea of just
like, hot, not, hot,
not, hot, not, you know?

I think random, like,

"Hey, you're five miles
away from me.
Let's meet up and fuck" thing

is kind of crazy.

I'm on Tinder right now.
Like, while I was waiting.

Oh, I shouldn't say that.

What do I think about Tinder?
I think Tinder's great.

It's awful.

Uh, Tinder has taught me
that I'm hideous.

Yes, I'm on Tinder.
I've gone on a couple
of Tinder dates,

and they've been fine,
and gone nowhere.

How are things with you?

[Amie Harwick]
The applications itself
is not dangerous.

It's how people exercise
their behaviors with the app.

If somebody uses Tinder
and meets somebody right away
from the Tinder app.

They meet at a bar
and they have unprotected sex.

Is Tinder dangerous? No.

Is their behavior dangerous
to themselves? Yes.

There are people that get
relationships off of Tinder,

but it's an immediate
gratification application.

An application that caters
to people that wanna meet
up right away.

What does that tell you
about our culture?

[school bell ringing]

Okay, so you like this girl?

-Yeah.
-You want her.

She wants you back.

You're gonna sext her what?

"I'm gonna shove
nine inches of limp dick
in your ass."

[buzzer buzzing]

"Your giant tits
make me rock hard."

[buzzer buzzing]

How about, "You make me
think dirty thoughts"?

The dirty thought
"I wanna fuck you tits"

-is still in there.
-Okay.

But she can be like,
"What kind of dirty thoughts?"

She says,
"You're making me hot, too."

See? Think dirty things
and text naughty things.

All right.
Okay, well, let's wait.

-The waiting part
is the hardest, isn't it?
-Yeah. Oh, it's so hard.

I mean, you know, yeah.

Give her 20%
and make her do 80.

-Okay, Uh...
-So you give her that thought

and it gets her involved.
As opposed to just being
the canvas, it's a...

-It's a give-and-take.
Okay. All right.
-Yes.

[Both]
Aah!

A-ha!
Keep that shit to myself.

She's clearly is into you
having dirty thoughts about her.

Okay. Okay.

So, now you just want to
keep the "your tits"
or "your ass" here.

"I wanna paint your vagina
like the Texas tunnel."

[cricket chirping]

She said, "Are we gonna have
dinner and dessert?"
Dot, dot, dot.

Oh.

Shit! Yeah.
I sent it.

-You did not.
-I sent it.

You did not send her
a dick pic.

No!

"I'll be wearing a carnation..."

"And you'll be
wearing a smile."

"And you'll be
wearing a smile."

Yes!

She says,
"Yes, I will be wearing a smile,
and so will you."

[audience cheering]

Thank you.

Now I'm sending the dick pic.

[Hartley]
You have to use
proper punctuation.

Capitalize your first letter.

In a sense, use a period.

Maybe it's an age thing.
I want complete grammar
in my sexting.

That lets me know that
the person who's sexting me
has a complete mind.

Less is more.
That's what I say.

People always try to go on
and keep going for it.

And also, here's...
[scoffs] When I say
something clever and sexy,

when you use it
back to me, I'm like,
"I just fed you material."

That irritates
the shit out of me.

Come up with your own stuff.
Keep it tight and simple,

and always throw in
a compliment.

Words are good.
Words are powerful.

You don't need a picture.
Words are good.

If you're a creative writer,

you can definitely make someone,
you know, get into it.

I find sexting to be
a very powerful foreplay tool.

Very powerful.
Almost too much.

Almost to the point
where it's like,
this is so good,

the actual act can't hold water,

which is why I don't really even
do it as much anymore.

'Cause it's like,
this reality is disappointing.
You know what I mean?

Sexting is like foreplay.
It's foreplay with your words.

It's the best way you can
verbally turn someone on
without physically being there.

I would say
if you're new to sexting,
don't, like, go really crazy.

Like you're gonna choke her,
slap her, spit on her,
all those things.

'Cause you might
scare someone away.

I would lightly, uh,
tread first,

and then, uh, work your
way into those really
dirty, dirty messages.

I think girls are
a little hesitant

to be forward about
sexting and stuff.

They don't wanna be seen
as a slut, or too forward.

So if you make her
feel comfortable and give her
the go ahead, and tell her,

"I think it's really sexy
when you sent me back
the little flirty text."

She'll feel more inclined
to keep going with it.

Well, I don't send nude.

Um, I don't send my vajayjay.

I use my assets to just...

That's mainly me.
I'll just send you a ass shot.

Like, "Oh, look
at these new jeans,"
or, "Look at these panties."

And flirt like that.
Like more of just my ass,

or me just being
cute and freaky, like
recording something.

Oh, the guy? Oh, yeah,
you can send me whatever.

Oh, yeah.
I wanna see it all.

Yeah, there's a certain method
before I, uh, go straight
into the dick pics

and filthy erotic stories.

Um, you gotta, you know,
kind of test the ground first.

You start complimenting
her a little bit.

Start with the mind. Work
your way up to the physical.

And then, uh, hopefully she
gives you something in return.

You know,
"Oh, I think you're cute."

"Uh, I think you got
a nice little figure."

"Oh, yeah. I think you are
kind of hot too."

And that's kind of like,
you know, that's a green light.

I'm a pretty dominant,
aggressive person.

So I'm initially gonna ask you,

"What do you want to do
to me, or what have you
thought about doing to me?"

And if you don't give me
a good enough answer
to come off with,

then I'm gonna stop
the sexting from there.

I have no idea how to
maintain a relationship
without texting, you know.

Especially sexting.

It's got pacing to it.
You have to keep up the pace.

You have to be creative.
You can't use the same words
over and over again.

You know, you can't
stop in the middle.

Ladies.

[audience laughing]

I might do a boobie,

or maybe, you know, a
butt shot or something
like that real quick.

And if he's asking for more,

then I'll go through
some other avenues
and do some other things.

Yeah. Different angles.

[laughing]

I have like... I have like a...
It's not really even
a sexting thing.

It's just like
a language right now.

It's like,
"You gonna be up for a while?"

"Yeah, you wanna come through?"

And that's, uh...
Now we know what's happening.

And it's just, you know,
very understood.

It's very grown, so to speak.

But I reserve my sexting
for the people that I'm boning.

I like butt.
I like men's butt.

So, they'll send me like...

Nice little picture
of the frame.

Yeah, I like that.

I mean, to me, that's
really like, "Oh, sexy."

It gives me a turn on.
I like that.

Is there something about
sexting that annoys me?

Yes. It doesn't happen
enough in my life.

Uh, other than that girl who
sends me pictures of her boobs.

Those are really good
boobs, though.

She likes to send me
pictures of herself naked
with the cat.

Like, she's got this
really hot picture she sent me

where she's like arched up,

and her cat's just lying
in the middle of her.

She's like, "Where are you?
My kitty misses you."

Normally, you know, she'll
send a picture of her tits.

I'll send back, you know,
one of my pussy.

It's really hot. I
keep 'em. I masturbate

to 'em. Very few people
know how to sext.

That's just the fact of it.

People who don't know
how to talk dirty also
don't know how to sext.

[whispering]
I wanna turn this TV off

and turn on your vagina-vision.

I used to try to get guys
I used to date to talk dirty,

and, um, you'd be surprised
at how...

If that's not something
that comes to you naturally,

it's a flop every time.

Don't get me wrong. Some people
have the talent to do it right,

and some people don't.

There are some
moments when I'm reading
through a text and I'm like,

"Okay. Mm-hmm,
mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Oh, yeah."

And then it's like, wait, what?

Okay, that really threw me
for a loop. Like, that
really turned me off.

And then you have other people
that like... It's like reading
"50 Shades of Grey."

It's just like a crazy,
fuck, sex, romance novel.
And you're like, "Oh, my god."

There are some buzz words,
and not in a good way,
that I can't handle.

Like, "suckle."

You wanna suckle my breast?

Uh-huh. You're not my child.

That's not gonna...
I can't...

"I wanna watch you
pleasure yourself while
I suckle on your breasts."

That's the worst sext
ever in existence.

[Lisa Ann]
There's a time and a place
to understand

somebody could be
doing something. I'll
give you an example.

Couple of weeks ago,
I was flying home from a gig.

I'm in first class,

sitting next to an older dude
I've never met before.

And of course,
as soon as we land
I'm turning on my phone,

and he's looking at my phone.

Which I think is rude,
but whatever. I don't say
anything to people.

I never look at
anybody else's phone.

And, of course, it was
one of those moments

where one of my dudes thought
it'd be a great idea to send me
a picture of his big black cock.

So I opened the picture.

And I leave it open
'cause I know this old guy
is looking at my phone.

He's now horrified.
He'll be like, "Oh, my god."

That was not
the time or the place

because that guy knew
I was traveling that day,

and I really didn't need
to see a cock shot.

Just had four-hour layover.

Our other flight was delayed.
It was brutal.

So you have to know
time and place.

It has to be
in something engaging

where how you got to this point

where you feel it's
necessary right now to
send that cock shot.

There's absolutely nowhere
I wouldn't sext.

I'm gonna be honest.

Um, because the more
inappropriate the location,
the better. You know?

Like, if I'm on a thing
with someone, like,
if we're having a sex thing,

like put me in church.

Um, oh, okay.
Giving birth.

[baby crying]

If I'm giving birth
and the head of my child
is crowning out of my pussy,

I probably wouldn't sext then.

I will say that the most
mundane moments in life
are the best time to sext.

You can make
any monotonous job fun

just by sneaking
a couple of sex texts
from your phone.

My favorite time
and place to sext

is probably while
at home by myself.

[Dorothy]
My favorite time to sext,
typically,

is late afternoon into evening.

When I'm drunk.
Um, yeah.

Here's what I say.

You never go to the
grocery store hungry,

never text horny.

I sext any time of the day.

In the morning,
in the afternoon.

While I'm in the shower.

It's cool too,
'cause my phone case
is waterproof.

So I can, like, just take
my phone in the shower

and send snaps in the shower
to whoever. It's funny.

I get a lot back.

Like, immediately right back,
I'll get snaps.
Like, whatever.

I don't, like, designate
a time or a dojo to sext in.

I just kinda sext
whenever I want to.

We're really...
It's kinda on his lead.

He'll hit me up, or, you know,
talk to him on the phone.

He'll be like, "Baby, send me a
little something later on

"while I'm at work, so I
can look at it when I'm on
my break, or whatever."

So, he'll usually start it
out and it'll get me
through the day.

And then I'll start sending
just random stuff just for fun,

to see what his
reaction is gonna be.

And do it randomly, pretty much.

Um...

Maybe like...

I have no limits. I don't
care where I'm at, really.

I don't know.
I probably would
in a lot of places.

I mean, the only place,
probably church 'cause I try
not to look at my phone.

I mean, I suppose
if you go to church,
you shouldn't sext in church.

But I'm not really
a regular attender,
so that doesn't work for me.

But if I'm there at home, oh,
yeah, it's going down. Mm-hmm.

I think you shouldn't...
Maybe when someone's on stage,

and you're supposed to
be supporting someone,
or something like that. Maybe.

I don't wanna talk no more
once you say that right.

[inhales deeply]
And I get that little feeling
in my body and it goes up...

Yeah, she tingling.
Oh, it's time to go down.

But other than that,
I feel like, yeah,
you can probably get it in.

Depends on how fast you are.
[laughs]

[Summer Brielle]
I have gotten surprise
dick pics. Yeah, I have.

It's shocking in the worst ways.
[laughs]

I wanna see your
dick for sure,

but sometimes, the poses, one,

or the places, two,
are the most horrendous things.

Or sometimes the way
that your dick just
looks in the picture.

I think it would be funny
to send my flaccid wiener.

Would I do that?
Just to everyone?
I would do that to everyone.

Dick pics are like
the modern day flashing.

So, usually flashers
are like turned on

because they know
that they've got something,

you know, between their legs
that they're like,

"There's nothing up here.
There's nothing here.
There's nothing in my wallet.

"So let me show you, you know,
what god gave me."

If you leave, I'll send everyone
your nude photos you sent me.

You wouldn't dare!

Oh, look,
you as a sexy Ash Ketchum.

What would your mother think
if she saw your Pokeballs?

Damn it, Claire!
That was our little secret.

I'm in a phase right
now where I have been
masturbating to dick pics,

but, like, huge ones.

Like, eight-and-a-half,
nine inches, and, like, thick.

Like... Like that,

and like that.

You know what?
I would take a picture
off the Internet and send that

instead of my thing, and just
let them be disappointed

when it's too late and they
can't do anything about it.

I don't need a picture
of your cock.

It's not all that. When I see it
in person, that's awesome.

But I also don't send
any graphic photos of myself.

Because I know what
guys do with them.

They just show 'em
to their friends.

And you can get enough
photos of me online.

I just say, be like
everybody else. Google me.

I don't think that
pussy shots or dick pics
are necessarily sexy.

You know, genitals are
the weirdest looking things
I've ever seen.

Probably 80% of women are like,
"Don't send me a picture
of your dick."

And then the size
queens are like, "Yeah,
send me a picture!" You know?

Men are out there
texting women

photos of their penis,
all the time.

You wanna see something amazing?
Watch this.

Clap if you are a woman
in the audience.

[audience clapping]

Okay. Now clap if a dude has
sent you a dick photo before.

[audience clapping]

Was there even any
difference in the applause?

Now, dick pics... Dick pics
are a whole other thing.

As a woman who's had a lot of
sex, I can look a dick and go,

"Oh, my gosh. I would do
this position, that position.
This would be perfect for that."

So I can tell
how you're gonna...

I can tell, from looking
at an erection,

how I'm gonna like
having it inside of me.

I had a dude, one time,
get a nut.

I mean, show me
before it even busted.

He was talking to me.
"It's coming, Kim.
It's coming."

And I swear to god,
through the whole thing,
pop, pop, pop.

I had three or four pictures
of an exploding penis. Yeah.
[laughs]

So that was kinda surprising,

'cause I didn't think you can
hold a phone at the same time

while you're jacking off.
I didn't think you could do it.

But it can be done.

So here are my tips

as to how to take
a good dick picture.

First one being, make sure
you have good lighting.

Just make sure you look
presentable down there.

You know, not all guys
like to shave.

If you guys just trim,
trim it up a little bit.

Three, is it's all about the
angles. Just like on MySpace.

I like to get it from like
down here at the base,
you know what I'm sayin'?

So even if you're not big,
it just looks triumphant
and powerful.

You never know when
you're gonna get a picture.

And I'm not really
big on the pictures
to be honest.

Like, if you ask me
for a picture, I'll send it,

and I'd like
the same courtesy back.

Which means that
if I'd like a picture, I'll ask.

Why are you sending me
all these dick pics?

Like, I had this guy... I do
not know who this person is.

And they send me this pictures,

and this guy has this dick, it's
this big. Not exaggerating.

Whenever it starts to
get into that realm,

I always get scared.
Like, when's it coming?

When's the dick pic coming?
You know?

And, you know, to be honest,
they're never good.

He drew a spider web
on the head of his cock,

and he's like, "Look at
this funny little dick.
Isn't this hilarious?

"Isn't this blah, blah, blah?"

And I open it,
and it's this dude's dick.

And I'm like, "Oh, my god."

For the most part,
it's an unflattering picture

of something that I
typically enjoy.

I'm as self-conscious
as any other guy out there.

Um, I want to have
a little bit of assurance

that she likes what she sees
before she sees it in person.

I would just send
dick pictures to...

Dude, I would just send
them up a storm.
That's the thing to do.

It's like, it's either
a body picture or a dick pic.
It's gonna be one of the two.

The Captain Morgan picture.
[laughs]

It's my favorite stance,
the Captain Morgan.

I don't know.
Now that I think about it,
it's kinda shitty.

[Male Interviewer]
Yeah?

'Cause all of my junk
is just out there.

When you send your junk
through Gmail, for example,

the NSA got a copy of that.

The good news is
there's no program named
the Dick Pic program.

The worst is when they, like,
take dick pics on the toilet.

Do not take dick pics
on the toilet.

Like I think, like,
"What are you doing
that you have to do that?"

Men who are not gay

are socialized to only
think about their dick
as a source of pleasure.

Giving or receiving.

A guy sending a picture
of his dick going,

"Me happy. Share fun you?
Me toy fun share?"

And the woman goes,
"Eek, what?"

You know, men want in.

Hi. My name is Janet,

and everybody is talking
about dick pics.

I've never received a dick pic.

Uh, so my friends put together
this slide show of 89 dick pics.

And, uh, we're gonna
take a look at them.

I'm gonna see
what this is all about.

So here we go.

This does not
look like a person,
I don't think.

And this is a... Okay, so I know
this is an uncircumcised one.

I don't know if this is erect.

This is like
a sort of moodier one.

I'm not a size queen
or anything, but this
is very short.

This is a big,
round lollipop dick.

Oh...

It's like...
Yeah, he's like, bleh.

[squeamishly]
I don't know what this is.

Curve.

I mean, I guess he
could be tugging his
own ball sack, right?

Or... But it seems
he maybe fingering
his butt hole.

Hmm, makes me wonder
what you could do with that.

[shouts]
Yes! Yes!

This is the one
I would wanna receive.

I don't... And I add,
I don't believe it's real

because it's too good.

This one, I'm sure, is real.

So, guys, women are complicated,

and even though you think
you're just sending
a picture of your penis,

we're constantly trying
to put together
the clues about you,

the man behind the dick.

But your wieners are fine.

Put your dick out there
and be fucking proud of it.

If you sent it, you meant it.

I'm gonna text my ex.
Probably shouldn't, right?

I'm gonna do it anyway.

Could we get some blow?
I desperately need some blow.

But first,

let me take a dick pic.

[electronic music playing]

Let me take a dick pic.

Mystery's gone.

I guess people don't want
mystery anymore.

I'd rather be surprised.

Should the elderly sext?

Yes, but keep it to themselves.

People still want to
have sex at 50, 60, 70.

So it's kinda natural that
that would happen.

I wouldn't do it myself.

No. Nope, Let's just
nip that right there. Nope.

No. They can send e-mails.
I mean, come on.

It's been my experience
with elderly people

that they really can't even
get to their contacts,

you know, and their
phone very well, so...

Fuck yeah.

Hell yeah!

They need it more than anyone.

Who the hell wants to
look at an elderly...

[mumbles]

No. Nope.
E-mail. Stick with e-mail.

I don't know if Viagra...

You know, people should've been
not having sex for a long time.

Like, should've been done,
retired from having sex,
all of a sudden, having sex.

And you know,
they leave things around.

You know, so their
phone's gonna be left...
You don't want, like,

the grandkids to find the phone,
and then it's like, ugh.

If you're an old person,
and you have a cellphone,

and you know how to text,

uh, yeah, go ahead,
knock yourselves out.

Look, we got parental blocks
all over the world.

I think it's about time
we put some grandparental
blocks on some things,

and sexting might be the first
and foremost to put it on.

Some guy's going,
"Hey, look at this.

"It's going to work.
It's going to work."

The woman's going,
"That might be going to work,
but my pussy's retired.

"So, I'm sorry. It's gonna
have to call in sick."

E-mail at maximum.

Maybe a family picture sent.

But sexting, no way.
No one wants to see
those wrinkle sticks.

You can't make
"Don't sit under the apple tree
with anyone else but me" sexy.

You can't.

Well, you know, with Viagra,

I suppose, you know, why
should they be left out of it?

But that's like putting
a new flagpole
on a condemned building.

I mean, what the fuck?

[Male Newscaster]
Breaking news just in to our
newsroom in New York City.

The New York mayoral candidate,
Anthony Weiner,

now admits he sent additional
explicit photos and texts
to a woman online.

For the past few years,
I have engaged in several

inappropriate conversations
conducted over Twitter,

Facebook, e-mail,
and occasionally on the phone

with women I had met online.

What about the gods
opening up the clouds
and giving us that one?

But it was just so easy,
you couldn't even touch it.

No pun intended.

Anthony Weiner,
perfect example.

Sent a picture of himself

to somebody
he really didn't know,

and had conversations with
that person electronically
he didn't know.

And look what happens.

He tried to...
As far as I can remember,

he tried to deny
that it was him.

Then people were,
"It's kind of a big dick.

He goes, "Oh, yeah. That is me."

The craziest part of the whole
Anthony Weiner thing is...

the guy never met
you face-to-face.

No, he never met me.

[Howard Stern]
But I've had more contact
with you already.

You had to say to yourself
"This guy is one sick puppy,"
right?

Oh, totally. Especially
after the first scandal
had already happened.

Brett Favre, the same thing.

[Male Newscaster]
Jen Sterger,
the New York Jets TV host

caught up in a sexting
scandal with Brett Favre.

It was all investigated
by the NFL last fall.

They concluded
Jenn did nothing wrong,

but fined Favre $50,000

for failing to fully
cooperate with the probe.

Oh, my god. You guys saw
Brett Favre's dick pic?

He had fucking Crocs on,
and his dick was not even hard.

That's the worst thing
you can do,

is to be wearing Crocs
and have a small dick.

Before sexting,

Congressman Foley had
an instant message conversation

with a page,
where he said things.

Stupidly thinking that
instant message conversations

just sort of disappear
when you're done.

Not knowing that the person
was copying and pasting
everything that he said.

He lost his job.

[Female Newscaster]
It turns out that James Franco

was trying to pick up
a teenager on Instagram,
in case you haven't heard.

The Oscar-nominated actor
was busted for flirting
with a 17-year-old.

You can hear him saying
to the girl,

"Tag me on Instagram"
in that.

'Cause he, obviously,
thought she was hot,

and wanted to be able to
find where this person was.

Then they Instagram messaged
back and forth, and then it
flowed into texts.

And then he said,
"Well, do you want me
to come over?"

Uh, you know, I'm embarrassed,
and I, uh...

I guess I'm just a model of,
you know, how social media
is tricky.

I used bad judgment,
and I learned my lesson.

I think we need to manage
our expectations

of celebrities and politicians
a little bit better.

The reality is that
these people are humans.

They're people.

We need to have realistic
expectations on their behaviors.

I think we expect people
in those positions

to almost be inhuman sometimes.

And then we shame them
for these behaviors.

And I think this should be
looked at as a symptom
of our culture.

[Female Newscaster]
Hollywood actress, Eva Longoria,
caught her NBA husband sexting.

Sexting can lead to divorce just
like cheating leads to divorce.

And as a matter of fact,

sexting might be used
as evidence in a divorce case.

[cellphone buzzing]

Sure. Sounds good.

How does eggplant
Parmesan sound? LOL.

Okay. Shit.

[curtly]
LOL. Whatever you like.

Ah. This just doesn't work.

[exhales disappointedly]

Come on, that is a foul.
Clearly.

Eggplant is fine!

[exhales angrily]

Again with the eggplant.

Um, yes, eggplant is fine.

Wait, wait.
"At attention"?

At attention?
Uh, yes it will.

Oh, sorry. Too late.

I think I just started
my period.

Hmm, okay.

[sarcastically]
It's gonna be fun
to deal with that later.

[Rosen]
One of the things
we've already started to see

in this era of
electronic communication

is that some people,
for some reason,

don't pay attention
to the possible problems
that can crop up

from sending something
from your phone to someone else.

I think that one of the problems
of this being such a great tool

is that then people
will rely on it too much.

And then you find that people
will end up having almost
entire relationships

just using this.

You lose so much in just sexting

because you don't have the tone
of somebody's voice,

or you can't tell
what someone's feeling.

And so those really simple
subtleties are lost.

Things get just misconstrued,

where, you know, someone
says something.

You get a text and you're like,

"What did that mean?
Did he mean it like this?
Or did he mean it like this?"

And then, something gets taken
completely out of context

and a fight gets started just
because of how something's said.

You lose the art
of actually socializing.

You know, people aren't
going out as much.

You know, you end up
doing this really weird thing

where you're at home isolating
to find somebody.

The exhilaration,
the excitement

from a possible encounter
or to see where something goes,

far outweighs
the threat of danger.

[Male Newscaster]
Today, a Nova Scotia woman

is speaking out
about a tragic tale.

She shares her story of her
teenage daughter's suicide,

and the bullying
she encountered.

Rehtaeh's mother says Rehtaeh
experienced months of torment

after a revealing photo
was circulated.

That night, she says,
four boys raped her daughter.

[Leah Parsons]
While one of the guys
was having sex with her,

another guy said, "Take a
picture. Take a picture."

And she heard the picture click.

[Female Interviewer]
What did it show?

[Male]
It showed a guy
having sex with her.

[Woman]
It's scary.

[Male Newscaster]
Her story is similar
to the case of Amanda Todd.

The BC team who put up
a video on YouTube

detailing how she was bullied
over a graphic photo.

[Cheever]
A lot of the messages

are not just confined to
one person's phone.

There may even be
a group of people

who are sending the messages
back and forth.

And you don't know, really,
who you're talking to.

I was talking to a guy
that I met at
a high school football game.

And we would just text,
like every day.

Like, flirt and whatnot.

And, um, one night,
we were texting,

and like in the middle
of the conversation,
I got a random text.

And it was back
when I was younger,
so I had the flip phone.

And I opened it, and it's like,
"Would you like to download
the picture message?"

And so I was like, yeah.
It totally downloaded,

and I just got a
picture of his dick.

Just a full shot of the
dick and everything.

And I was, like,
traumatized and shocked.

'Cause I was
only in seventh grade,

and it was the first time
I'd ever seen a dick.

And it was just like
gnarly for me.

If you're, say, a teenager
or even a pre-teen,

your brain is not
completely developed

to the sense that you can
make a good decision there.

And so, the kinds of decisions
you make are faulty.

And so, you go ahead and go,

"Oh, I think I'll take
this picture and send it
to somebody." Boom.

And it's gone before
you've thought about it.

I really don't think
the parents are getting involved
as much as they should.

And I think you have
to start young.

Like, nine and ten, and say,
"Look, just don't
set yourself up."

Especially for women.
They're jeopardizing themselves.

I wish younger people
would not send sex pictures
of themselves to each other

because of the consequences
they cannot yet understand.

I'm not a parent,
but I used to be a teenager,

and I totally get
the desire to...

"Am I attractive?"

What kind of, you know...
"Am I sexy?"

I mean, 'cause when
you're body's changing,

you wanna know, "Am I
sexy? What is sexy?"

And you're still
discovering that.

My father used to tell me
actions have consequences.

And when it comes
to teenage sexting,

actions have consequences
they can't even contemplate.

They don't have any experience.

It's not that they're not smart.

They just don't know
enough to know what
the consequences can be.

Forget Mom being mad at me.

And yet, all the
horror stories, that this
picture got spread around,

the girl got slut shamed.

It still doesn't seem
to stop young people.

Because it's not
gonna happen to them,

the magical thinking, the
invincible shield of being 16.

It's gotta sink in
that people don't care,

and they're gonna send
those pictures to
whoever they want to.

And that's what sets
people up for bullying.

You really don't want kids
under the age of 18 sexting
because it's child pornography.

And that's illegal.

And it's also not healthy
because they are not at
a developed mental level

to be able to handle it.

And also, kids younger than 18
tend to be much more free about

distributing messages to
everybody, all their friends.

And you really don't want
naked pictures of you,

or nasty talk to get spread
to a bunch of teenagers.

It's probably not a good thing.

If you take a clever picture,
and it's one wrong button,

then you're in big trouble.

I mean, it doesn't
even go to the NSA.

It goes to your Aunt Lorraine

who doesn't like those pictures.

You know, I think that any time
we talk about teenagers
or children and sexuality,

it becomes such a taboo subject.

But the reality is,
our sexuality develops

since we were
very small children.

Some people really have
difficulty talking to their
children about sex.

And that's a
cultural issue as well.

We need more
support with parents.

We need to teach them
how to talk about sex
to their kids.

How to appropriately
give their kids technology.

Are these kids being monitored?

You know, a lot of kids
come home from school

and they sit down on their
computers with no supervision.

They have cellphones.
The parents aren't watching.

And then trouble happens.

Well, especially to the girls.

Um, I don't think the message
is communicated enough

that they can say no.

[Harwick]
You know, I think that
the emphasis of abstinence

or abstaining from
sexualized conversation with
teenagers and children

only hurts us.
It doesn't help us.

So let's talk about it.
Why are these kids doing it?

Their sex drives are
going up. They're going
through adolescence.

The reality is that they're
becoming sexual humans.

How do we deal with that
and teach these kids

responsibility with
what they're doing?

Are their parents
monitoring their phones?

You know, it's up to the parents

to monitor and teach
these children

how to conduct themselves.

That's the issue.

Parents have
called it dangerous,

and new tonight,
a west Michigan sex offender

is speaking out
about the app called Kik.

[Man] Wow, I can be
whoever I wanna be.

I can get anybody I want.

I can achieve
my sexual glorification
through this app.

That's when I said,
"You know what?
I have to stop this."

Please make sure to take
Kik off your kids' phone.

[Rosen]
Our thinking is still stuck back
in the pre-Internet days,

that if we say something
to somebody,

if we send
a picture to somebody,

it's private
between the two of us.

It's not private.
In fact, nothing's private.

We have a really sort of
uneasy relationship with
this concept of privacy.

It's sort of an exchange here.

We've exchanged privacy
for the ultimate connectivity.

We're willing to give up privacy
so that we can stay connected
anywhere, anytime,

to whoever, whenever, whatever.

That's the new Worldwide Web.

If you post
something on Facebook

and you decide
five seconds later, "Oh,
I shouldn't have said that,"

and you delete it,

somebody may very well
have copied it down

tweeted it, re-posted it,
shared it, whatever.

And there's no
guarantee of privacy.

In fact, one of the rules
in this world right now
is nothing is private.

My advice to a friend
sending a naughty picture
would probably be not to do it.

Um, it's not really a good idea,

especially if it's not
someone that you know.

Like, I've only ever
sent pictures of myself
in a revealing situation

to my boyfriend.
Someone who I know is not gonna
share that with anybody.

She's not gonna share
that with someone
she trusts that much.

Don't do it.
It's not worth it.

Don't put your face in it.

'Cause you don't know
where it's gonna go,

and seriously, think about...
And no identifying features.

So if you have very
distinctive hand jewelry,
take off the jewelry.

Make sure you're in front of
a plain background
that could be any place.

Not, "Oh, my god.
That's Sally's kitchen.

"I totally recognize
that magnet her mother brought
her back from Barcelona."

Bad.

Make her send you
the picture first.

Easy as that.

So make sure she sends
you the picture first.

Because if she sends
you the picture first,

and he sent her a dick pic,

and if she tries to
go viral with that,

you got some back up plan. You
go viral with her naked picture.

Easy as that.

Often what happens is
you break up with someone,

the breakup is nasty.

The person who's hurt the most

then sends off
the nasty pictures,

and boom,
you're in real trouble.

[Jessa Rhodes]
I come from a really small town,

and things got around
really quickly.

And, um, I just remember one
girl sent a photo of herself.

Like, a full nude
with her face in it,

to a guy that she liked
in our high school.

And immediately, like,
that morning, everyone had it.

So, I kind of like learned my
lesson vicariously through her.

Then I was like, "Maybe I should
be more careful about this."

That cock shot,
or those nude shots
can incriminate you later.

So if someone
breaks up with you,

wants to show it
to all their friends,

or send them to your job,
or anything like that,

you've gotta be
concerned with that.

I mean, I know some
people would say, like,

"Well, don't let him,
you know, film your face."

You know, but that's hard
when you're giving a blowjob.

You hear a lot of stuff
about people's pictures
getting put online,

and things like that.
Actually, somebody stole
some of my pictures

and put them on
a Craigslist thing.

And they were trying to
act like they were me
with my pictures.

A friend of mine
showed it to me.
I'm like, "Wow, that is me."

But they blacked out my eyes
with a black bar.
It's interesting.

My first piece of advice
would be, don't show your face.

'Cause you could end up
on a website.

Ex-girlfriend Revenge.

The dirty...
I mean, you'd end up
somewhere you don't wanna be.

So always make sure
when you're sexting

to maybe not show your face.

When you put these
photos out there,

there's a chance it's gonna
end up on the Internet.

And I've had a bunch of girls
send me some naked photos.

I've even recorded a sex tape,

but I've deleted them now

because I don't want the stigma
of being responsible for a girl,

uh, having her naked photos
posted on the Internet.

I mean, it's one thing
for me to look at it,

but a million horny
guys looking at her,

I don't think that's what
she signed up for when
she sent me her tits.

[Female Newscaster]
A man accused of setting up
a revenge porn site

is now facing extortion charges.

It's a site where,
basically, people would put up

like, inappropriate
pictures of their exes.

Like, sex texting
and that kind of thing.

[Male Newscaster]
Hunter Moore is a 26-year-old
web renegade,

and his website, isanyoneup,

was designed for public
humiliation on a scale

only the Internet can offer.

They can come to my site,
submit all the pictures
you sent, um, in a "sext,"

along with your Facebook,
or you Twitter, your LinkedIn,

or any kind of social networking
profile that you have,

and we would link
it directly to that.

[Female Newscaster]
Officials released a 15-count
indictment against Moore

that said he and a
co-conspirator hacked into
victims' computers

and stole nude photos.

A month before
that, the FBI arrested
Kevin Christopher Bollaert

who operated yougotposted.com.

He was charged with conspiracy,
identity theft and extortion.

She had never sent
the picture to anyone.

She had taken the pictures
alone in her room with
her cellphone in the mirror,

and sent them through her e-mail
to get them to her computer
'cause she wanted to save them.

And one was topless
'cause she had over 100
clothed pictures in that batch.

[Male Newscaster]
The photos came from
ex-boyfriends or were hacked.

All of them included
the woman's full name,

location, age,
and Facebook profile link.

When women would complain,
they were sent to
Bollaert's other site.

[Female Newscaster] Bollaert
then charged women up to $350

to have the photos removed
through his second website
called changemyreputation.com.

There was
a situation where, um,
I was in a long...

Well, not a long-distance
relationship, but I was
traveling a lot.

And, um, we had
a very rocky relationship.

There wasn't a lot of trust,

and, um, we would just,
sort of, breaking up
on and off all the time.

It wasn't the best.

Our relationship
was lacking a lot of,

you know, love, passion
and respect, unfortunately.

Um, I wish things
could've been different,
but they weren't.

Um, however, every now and then,

he would ask me to send
a picture of myself to him.

And I'd just be like,
"Oh, babe, I look like crap.

"I don't have makeup on.
I look gross.

"I feel gross. I'm tired.
I'm just gonna go to bed."
Something like that.

And then I would get
a text message back saying,

"I know that you're probably...
You probably just don't love me.

"You're probably
with somebody else."

And that was the kind of
guilt trip I would get.

And I just like,
[exhales sharply]
click, you know.

"Here you go, babe."

I was dating a guy for a year.

We moved really fast.
I moved in with him,

um, and, you know,
even we didn't sext before

we even got into
the relationship.

That wasn't even, like,
part of it.

Uh, we didn't even have sex
until a few months into
our relationship.

Once I felt more comfortable,
I was like, "Eh, why not?"

You know, I literally sent him
just of ton of, you know,
photos of me

while he was at work
and stuff like that.

[Kristen Lingman] I ended up on
a revenge site for exes.

It's one that's specifically
designed for people to submit
pictures of their exes,

or people that, you know,
they have beef with.

And of their private parts.

Your social media
addresses are up there.

They can't put
your phone number.

They can't put your address,
and things like that up there,

but they can put
photos of your face.

Photos of your body.

And then they can give
a little description,

say anything that
they want about you.

Anything at all.

After we broke up, um, he made a
fake profile of me online,

and actually showed
all of my nude photos
and sent them out to everyone.

My family members, my friends.

Basically, just
everyone on there,

It was just really
humiliating for me.

Especially after
finding that I...

I was getting texts from
different people saying like,

"Oh, we received your,
you know, photos and stuff."

I was in love with this guy.
I trusted him with everything

when I sent
those photos as well.

I didn't even think that
after we broke up

that he would, you know,
make that profile
and put those photos up there.

At the time...

At the time, I was out of town,

and [sniffles] when I
kept getting all
these links from people,

these strange men on Facebook.

And they were telling me
my pictures were up there.

[cries]
I, um... I wanted to die.

[sniffles]
Like, I just couldn't believe
that this had happened to me,

and now my life was over,

and people were, you know,
not gonna take me seriously.

I won't ever have, like,
a future with a guy
who'll take me seriously now.

I called a couple of friends
and talked to them

so that they could
talk me off the ledge.

Not that I was actually
gonna kill myself,

but it was something
I was contemplating.

I, honestly,
after that situation,

I locked myself in my room
for days at a time.

I didn't wanna go out
and stuff like that.

But I think if, you know,
you're in high school
or junior high,

um, you have to show up
to school and you have to
face those people.

That emotional toll,
I can't even like
wrap my mind around that.

How am I gonna find love

when the man that
would want to marry me
or be with me has to see that,

or has to deal with it, too?

"I have a lady coming
to paint kids' faces
and do balloon anals.

"I mean, balloon animals,
not balloon anals. OMG.

"I don't want a balloon anal."

You know, you can have
a really good job
doing a balloon anal.

From Mexico to Utah.

This one, it's a good one.

"You should come over
and play with my titties."

"I'm coming over."

Five exclamation points
and a big, old smiley face.

"Kitties. I meant kitties.

"Damn, Autocorrect,
you just ruined my life."

That's a big-time failure
of Autocorrect right there.

Got his hopes all up,
next thing you know,

he's got kittens
instead of titties.

See, that would be
my sexting experience.

I'd get it all wrong.

I'd get all excited
about the titties,
I end up with the kitties.

That's why I'm not
big into sexting, right there.

"My god! All I can think about
is nuzzling my nose
and mouth in your pussy,

"and plunging my coco
in your honey bowl."

I like that "coco" is the
problem they had with this one.

Like, "honey bowl,"
no problem with that.

"Nuzzling my nose
into your pussy"?

"Plunging my cock
into your honey bowl"?

Honey bowl?

Honey bowl? I can't...

"No, seriously, tie me down.

"I also want some sort of pie.

"Like, dessert pie. Can we
also have some whipped cream?

"I'll tie you down and rub
cherry pie all over you.

"I'm gonna shove a cheesecake so
deep inside of you, you'll moo."

"Now I realize why
I feel off kilter."

"Why?"

"My office cock has not been
adjusted for the time change.

"OMFG, my office dock.
Ha, ha, ha."

"Mom's cell.

"Hi, Dan, guess what?

"The deer are in the back yard.
I just fed...

"I just fed one of them
out of my vagina."

[in a high-pitched voice]
"Ignore that last sentence.

"I just fed one of the deer
out of my vagina.

"Out of my veranda.
My phone won't let me spell it."

"LOL. Be careful, Mom."

Uh, okay. A couple of
things about this one.

Uh, she typed it twice. She
meant to say vagina. Right?

Two, no one
says "veranda."

This isn't 15th century Italy.

You don't have a veranda.
You have a fucking porch.

"Don't do too much today.
Stay home and rest.

"I left orange juice
and chicken soup in the fridge.

"And I put tissues by the bed
in case you need to
blow your load. Love, Mom."

God, that is just
such a great mom.
Happy Mother's Day to her.

[Brielle]
I do. I please myself
when I interact with my fans.

I use social media,
and I take pictures
on my cellphone for them.

[Male Interviewer]
You use Twitter?

Mm-hmm.
Absolutely I use Twitter.

I get the most comments
and interaction with my fans
when I take selfies,

as opposed to professional
pictures from my shoots.

Hey, guys, it's Summer Brielle,
and I'm here on set

shooting some brand-new
sexy stuff for you.

Hope you like my little outfit.

[chuckles provocatively]

You know, if I'm on set
or if I am out of the shower,

I like to take
little teaser pictures

and, you know,
post them on Twitter.

You know, I like to get in on...
What is it?

Thirsty Thursdays and, you know,
Wet Wednesdays,
and all that fun stuff.

I noticed there's something
about the personal interaction

of the selfies. Guys love them.

I mean, I hope they beat
their little brains out to them.

I mainly get asked
for selfies by fans.

No one who knows me in person
has ever been like,
"Hey, can I have a pic?"

And, you know, for a fan,
it's personal.

It's something that
I probably made just for them.

I feel like social media,
sometimes,

are haters against us girls
in the adult industry

because of the racy things
that some people...

They don't follow
guidelines and stuff.

But then you get fans
that have like,

either me getting fucked,
or something as their avie.

And I'm like,
"How can you
get away with this?"

Or they'll send you
a dick picture.

I'm like, "How do you get that,
and I get flagged or reported?"

Life of a pornstar.
What're you gonna do?

I think that cellphones
have impacted...

And Twitter, and Instagram,
and Facebook have impacted

the adult industry
in a huge way.

And I think, definitely,
having personal interaction
with our fans,

and them feeling like
they can connect with us
more personally

is more important than ever.

And it's only gonna be
more important.

It's not gonna back away
from that.

A more intimate relationship
with our fans
as a result of cellphones,

and I think it's only gonna
grow more in that direction.

I have Snapchat I've used.

Um, it's fun to send
little videos,

but I actually work
with a company

that sells access
to my Snapchat.

So that was my first
time ever using it.

Hi. Does this make you horny?

Are you gonna come
play with me later?

You know, I try to
create content
that goes with that.

Half kind of getting
to know me better
and half "this is dirty."

Um, it's kinda hot.

It's kinda hot being able
to take your phone
and being able to be like,

"All right,
I got 10 seconds to waste.
I'll do 10 seconds on my phone."

Yeah, InstaDM has definitely,
um, made a lot of dick pics

happen in my life
the last couple of months.

So, um, I've seen
some interesting things
to say the least.

And the funny
part with that is that

they can actually see
when you see their picture,

but I never comment back,
which is hilarious.

And they're always like,
"Come on, I know you saw it."

And I'm like, "I don't care.
I'm just laughing at you."

Sometimes you may correspond
with someone you may never meet.

So it's really fun
to have that person you text
once a day something dirty.

And then, you know,
you go on with your life.

You're not expecting
to actually meet this person.

You don't have a planned
date where you're gonna
meet this person

and have sex with this person.

But you might have
a couple of times a day
where you text this person.

You maybe in another country.

You know, she maybe
in another country.

Always constantly
posting pictures
on Twitter and Instagram,

but mostly Twitter,
nude ones.

Especially before I'm gonna do
Skype shows,

or I'm gonna jump
on cam and stuff,

but I'm always
posting sexy pictures.

I'm just in the shower...
The bathtub.

I'm gonna get all nice
and wet for you.

Just thought you'd
appreciate a little video.

I had Snapchat before,
but I got rid of it

'cause, um, the only person
that was Snapchatting me
was my best friend.

And she was Snapchatting me
pictures of food all the time.

So it didn't work out.

[Mitch Stinson]
There's no more, uh, innuendo.

There's no more, uh,
real man's flirtation.

It's right in your face.
It's right on your phone,
and you can show your buddies.

We've just evolved, you know.

Evolved to a Retina Display
that can show intricate details,

and you can really make out
what a penis looks like
and what comes out of it.

A new app called
Sex With Google Glass

is set to hit your face
in the near future,

and the makers hope you'll
indulge as a way to see sex
from a new perspective.

-What are those things
on your face?
-These? This is Google Glass.

You want to try 'em?

-Absolutely.
-Okay.

That's pretty cool.

What type of apps
are you guys doing for this?

Pornify everything.

[Macala Wright]
Our obsession with
imagery right now is 10X.

It's why we have to make
such grand experiential things
and go bigger and bigger.

Because with the consumers
expecting more and more of that,

they want to fall into fantasy.

And so we have to build
the construct in what they live.

I mean, it's very Matrix like
if anything.

Giving out tips.
Are you kidding me?

-I know.
-It's more than just that.

I can see all sorts of stuff.

In my fucking cunt.

Yeah.

-Oh, the definition
of cunt just popped up.
-Oh, wow.

[Wright]
Even Ashley Madison has it's own
casual sex finder app.

And I think what that shows

is a shift in
the online dating market.

So is it gonna be too
much of a surprise

to see eHarmony, to see Match,
or even JDate

start their own
mobile dating apps

based off of location
and NFC capabilities?

Not at all.

In order to keep paid users,

they're gonna have to evolve
to where their users
are now going.

I think I read recently
that it's one in eight
couples that marry

meet on online dating sites.

Which is pretty extraordinary.

Literally, there is something
for everybody out there.

There are so many people
that are out there

that felt like there was
something wrong with them,

because they felt like
there was no one else
like them out there,

and now they can go online

and they can type in
whatever their fetish is,

or their kink, or something,

and they can find
like-minded people.

Hinge, Skout, and even Pure

allow people to find casual sex,

BDSM hookups, threesomes,

and a host of other things
that fit their sexual needs.

You know, the recession is over.

The economy is coming back.

People have been restricted
in what they spend,
what they indulge in.

And we're about to get
a little bit more
hedonistic these days.

Technology and sexuality
really go hand in hand.

And I think the bigger question
is, the chicken or the egg?

Is the technology there
and it causes people to
behave more sexually?

Or are we sexual people

and that technology
is being created to
cater to our sexuality?

When we used to look at
technology use,

um, we used to think that
they would eventually...

Any technology there
would become a backlash,

and people would start
to use it too much,

and then go,
"Oh, no. That's enough."

And yet, we haven't seen that
with any of the major
technologies.

[Danielle Stewart]
I text with a lot of people.

Women have never
sent me, like...

What are they called?
Emoticons or emojis?

Is that what
they're called, emojis?

Women don't send emojis.
Dudes send emojis.

Which is really disturbing.

I don't like them.

Um, I think they're weird,

and they definitely should not
be involved in a sext situation.

Like, um,

my boyfriend sends me eggplants.

Purple eggplants,
as if he has a big black dick.

It's like,
you don't have an eggplant.

I like you and everything,

but you're Canadian.
Like, there's no eggplants
involved in this.

Okay, so this is like
the Rorschach test of emojis.

"Let's get drunk, and make out,
and listen to music
at the beach"?

I don't know what that is.

It's like, "I'm gonna
get you drunk and take you
to a Micheal Bolton concert

"and fuck you while
the sun goes down."

"Let's drink.
Let's fuck to music
till the sun comes up"?

"Don't whine while
I'm having sex with you."

Sexy time?

That's what I said.

That, that's a "sexy time"?

Why don't they just write
fucking "sexy time"?

Sexy time. Okay.

Oh, I get it.

Well, where's the wine?

[David Rosenberg]
That's a lot of blowjobs.

All I can tell
is that's a lot of blowjobs.

Is that what it is?
It's a lot of blowjobs?

Oh, that's an "O" face.
You had five orgasms.
Good for you.

"Five faces of people..."

You know what?
I know what that is.

You see what that is?
Five people with
their mouths going...

[inhales]
"What the fuck
are you talking about?"

[inhales]
"I can't believe...
This is horrifying."

That's what that says.

[Male Interviewer]
Blowjob.

"Blowjob"?

It's a fucking job
to figure out what that says.

[Peyton Clarkson]
All right. Now, I see
those two peaches again.

It's somebody clapping.

"Make it clap."

"Make it clap."

That thing where they
put their butts together.

Uh, the single butt.
One butt. Is that it?

Okay. Double ass...
Double penetration.

Double... Oh, oh.
"Let's DP and then pray."

Okay.
Now, this is two peaches
and a fortune cookie.

[chuckles]
Is that a fortune cookie?

Two hands?
Oh, those are two hands.

Um, you know,
who the fuck thought that up?

I mean, Jesus, second base.

Why don't just put
a fucking baseball diamond

and put a base in second base?

I mean, why two peaches?

It's the end of the world,
you know.

Is that a piece of pizza?

'Cause if it is,
I'm in with the purple dick.

I would eat the pizza
before I took care of the dick.
That's what I would do.

Now, here's my old friend,
the eggplant.

"Every time's a good time
when your shit's out"?

[Male Interviewer]
Good sex.

Good sex?

Do people believe this?

Good sex.
Okay. You know what?

Some people keep it simple,
you know?

Seems like it would be
quicker to write "good sex."

[lapping]

That's a smiley happy face,

but also, the tongue
looks like a lady's vagina.

So, I...
[stutters]

Eating a girl out?
It's eating five girls out.

It's five happy vaginas.

That one says
"Make sure you bathe
before we bump,

"and bathe afterwards again."

They must be Catholic.

"Wash your pussy

"before I stick my eggplant

"in that big
fucking tub of yours."

You know what?
"I'm gonna take a bath
with an eggplant up my ass."

[all laughing]

Tub, dick, pussy, shower.

Um, oh!
"Piss on me."

All right.
Now you're getting
into my wheel house.

There's a hand
clapping and a horse.

This is some Alabama shit.

Um, nope. Whatever it is,
I'm not doing it.

Looks like there's a
horse in the situation.

There's an eggplant, a peach,

a party hat, a star...

You know what?
I'm gonna tell you
what this means.

This means
"I'm so fucking stupid

"that I can't call
somebody up and say,

"'Listen, I wanna
have sex with you.

"'I have to send you a bunch
of fucking hieroglyphics

"'hoping that you can understand
what I'm saying to you,

"'and if you do, then you're
just as fucking stupid as I am,

"'and we should not have kids.'"

[Rhodes]
I would say now that I've
started to enjoy sexting,

I'm definitely well on my way
of becoming addicted to it.

I am addicted
to sexting. I am.

[Male Interviewer]
Why do you think that?

Because I do it a lot,
and I have fun with it,
and I enjoy it.

I'm not addicted,
but I'd probably do it
once a week.

I probably actually do it
once a week.
Is that an addict?

I think so.
If there's a term of addiction,

and if it's not drug,
it would be that.

[Male Interviewer]
So would you say
you're addicted to sexting?

Absolutely.

-Absolutely?
-Yeah.

If so, why?
Why would you say that?

It's easy money.

I wouldn't say
I'm addicted to sexting.

Um, I think there's
a lot of people out there

who have worse
addictions than I do.

I'm not addicted to sexting.

I can go without sexting,

but I definitely couldn't
tweet without sexting.

So, I don't know.

I guess I might have to admit
my addiction, right here, now.

Addiction is
a bio-chemical issue.

It's the brain's need
for dopamine.

And so, we see it, for example,
with video game players

that they play to get a squirt
of dopamine in their head

to make them feel pleasure.

[Wright]
The Internet itself
is neural stimuli.

It can ensnare you
in a dopamine loop.

Whether you're on something
as simple as Pinterest,

which you pin and pin
and react and act and act,

and you're falling
down a rabbit hole

because it's
stimulating your mind.

[Cheever]
An addiction is only
an addiction

if it's interfering with
other parts of your life.

When we talk about sexting
or any technology,

there's really no, uh, disorder
for technological addiction.

We suggest that people
take breaks from their devices.

Even turn them off for a while.

Definitely not have them on
in the middle of the night,

so that you're not getting
alerts and rings, you know,
while you're sleeping.

And during the day,
try to minimize

the number of times that
you're checking your phone.

If it's not a problem,
don't treat it as a problem.

So if people are sexting
and there's no negativity
about it in their lives

and they're happy about it,

it's something they don't
need to be focused on.

[Rosen]
If sexting makes you
feel pleasure

and you're doing it because
you constantly need that
replenishment of pleasure,

but you can only get it
through sexting,
then it's problematic.

And so, if you're addicted
to the sexting part,
that's not a good thing.

Because that means
you're not carrying it over
into your sexual relationship,

and it's a tool
in and of itself.

For many people,
particularly their smart phone
is an object of obsession.

We're noticing in our research,

more and more people
are carrying their phone
in their hand all day long.

Not relegating it
to their pocket anymore,

but carrying it close at hand

so they can feel that buzz,
that vibration.

So they can get it immediately.

What we're really seeing,
as a race,

being totally consumed

by our ability to connect
to another person

through a little box
we carry 24/7, 365.

♪♪