Obviously, sending unsolicited dick pics is scummy as hell and nobody should be doing it. So when a recipient Instagram user reports this type of behaviour, the one thing you'd say Instagram shouldn't be doing is shutting down the victim's account.
But according to Wanja Lange who runs the @IstillloveHERdotde account, that's exactly what happened to her.
"Although it wouldn't make a difference in my argument, I'd like to note that I never shared any explicit pictures of myself," Wanja Lange, wrote in a BuzzFeed community post on Wednesday.
"My account (@istillloveherdotde) reflects my business, my Hip Hop blog, my life and love for music and a selfie here and there. Unfortunately, the lack of skin shown has not stopped random strangers from popping up in my inbox and sending me pictures of their exposed penises, along with lines such as 'what can you do with this' or 'u sexy animal' [sic]."
Lange shared a heavily censored version of one of the unsolicited dick pics she received and even got permission from the original sender.
"I even let Paul know that I was going to do so, and he seemed very excited, saying that 'it might get me a lot of women,'" Lange added.
The next day she deleted the post. But a few hours after she deleted it her account was disabled for 'violating community guidelines'.
Not just that, but the unsolicited dick pic sender's account remained online.
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By the looks of it her account has since been restored, but still that is some bad, bad bullshit.
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