Is sending dirty pictures legal?
If a sexual or suggestive picture of an adult is shared among consenting adults in the State of California, that is perfectly legal. However, generally speaking, it is illegal to electronically share sexual images of a person, taken without their knowledge or consent.
How do you ask a girl for a picture?
Just ask. Something like, “honey I miss seeing you so much when we’re apart I’d really like a picture for you so I could remind myself just how pretty you are.” If you know her well enough you could ask for a “risky” one.
Can you sext at 15?
Sexting between children
While it is illegal to have sexual relations with a person under the age of 16, there are laws to protect anyone up to 18-years-old from sexting. They apply to the child themselves if they are taking the pictures or video.
Can you get in trouble for sending dirty pictures of yourself?
Lawmakers likened sending unrequested nude photos and other explicit images through email, text, and/or social media platforms to exposing oneself in public to strangers, which is referred to as indecent exposure. This offense is a Class B misdemeanor and is punished by up to 180 days in jail and up to $2,000 in fines.