# Sexting Talk Guide
> Pressure to send private images is common among teens. Plan an honest, non-shaming conversation that covers consent, legal risks and support.

## Guides
- [Starting the Conversation Without Shame](https://sexting-talk.pages.dev/start-sexting-conversation-teens/): To start sexting conversation teens need to hear that they can discuss intimate images without being judged or automatically punished.
- [Consent and the Law: A Plain Overview for Parents](https://sexting-talk.pages.dev/law-sexting-minors-overview/): A law sexting minors overview must distinguish between consensual communication, coercion, unwanted image sharing, and the possession or distribution of.
- [If Your Teen Has Already Shared an Image](https://sexting-talk.pages.dev/teen-shared-private-image-what-to-do/): If you are asking teen shared private image what to do, begin by staying calm, checking whether your child is safe, and finding out whether anyone is applying.
- [If Your Teen Receives an Unwanted Image](https://sexting-talk.pages.dev/teen-received-unwanted-image/): If your teen received unwanted image content, focus first on their safety, avoid forwarding or displaying the material, and establish whether anyone is.
- [Where to Find Support and Reporting Tools](https://sexting-talk.pages.dev/reporting-tools-image-abuse-teens/): Parents looking for reporting tools image abuse teens can use should start with the platform where the material appeared, then identify the appropriate local.

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- [About Sexting Talk Guide](https://sexting-talk.pages.dev/about/): responsible use, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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