A woman shares a story about her experience with a 17-year-old boy she met on Twitter. They started talking, and she sent him bikini photos, but he shared them with a group of over 30 people without her consent. The boy had been dishonest about his age, initially claiming to be 19. When confronted, he blocked her on all platforms.
Later, the woman discovered that the boy had traded her photos for in-game "skins" with another kid. She was shocked and decided to delete her Twitter account due to harassment from the kids involved.
The woman reflects on the experience, expressing disappointment and frustration with the boy's actions. She also pokes fun at the situation, acknowledging the absurdity of the situation.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator met a person online, who they thought was a 19-year-old girl, but later found out was a 17-year-old boy.
2. The narrator sent bikini photos to the person they were talking to online.
3. The person they were talking to sent the bikini photos to a group of over 30 people.
4. The narrator was blocked by the person they were talking to after they questioned them about sending the photos.
5. The narrator discovered that the person they were talking to had sent the photos to another person in exchange for "skins" ( likely in-game items or currency).
6. The narrator was forced to delete their Twitter account due to harassment from the group of people who had received the photos.
7. The person who had sent the photos later sent a message saying they regretted what they had done.
8. The narrator has a wife and friends who own social media pages, but they don't understand the online world as well as some others do.
9. The narrator has friends who use humor pages to post content, but they don't post photos of themselves.
10. Some people online use fake profiles or post photos of others to get likes or attention.