Mar 18, 2025
Today, we honor the dedicated social workers who make a difference in communities worldwide. Their compassion, commitment, and advocacy inspire us all to work together for a more just and equitable world.
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Today, we honor the dedicated social workers who make a difference in communities worldwide. Their compassion, commitment, and advocacy inspire us all to work together for a more just and equitable world.
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Sexting - risks vs. rewards
Adolescents who sext are more likely to have more casual hookups which are associated with nonconsensual sex and potential sexual health risks, such as STIs
HOWEVER
Sexting can have positive behavioral outcomes such as increased sexual activity, greater arousal, happiness, and excitement about sex, making sexting a promotive behavior for some
(Ouytsel, Walrave, Ponnet, Heirman, 2015)
Other harmful effects?
Sexting can lead to rejection or humiliation due to private, intimate information being spread and seen by others
Adolescents can be pressured into sexting when they do not want to
Legal trouble can come from sexting - adolescents under 18 can be criminally prosecuted for spreading explicit content of minors
These factors contribute to the relevance of social work as well - the negative feelings that can arise from sexting in addition to a loss of autonomy can be harmful to an individual’s mental health and identity formation
(Dir & Cyders, 2015)