There are many ways to prevent a bloke from sending you unwarranted pictures of his penis. Most reliably is the good ol' block and delete.
Faye Kinley has a much much more effective way - she sends a picture of her own penis back to humiliate and silence the original sender. Safe to say, it works.
The 20-year-old was disgusted when she received the message out of the blue when a bloke allegedly found her number on Facebook. Because the first thing we all think to do when armed with someone's contact details is get our bits out, right?
The man somehow missed Faye's proud description on social media, in which she says: "Yes, I have a d***."
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In the first message, the pervy bloke wrote: "Hey girl you are so sexy," with the really unnecessary image.
Quick-thinking Faye decided to work with what she has and sent a picture of her member with him responding saying: "What the hell? Why would you send me that? I'm blocking your number now. Delete this conversation. Bye."
And the student embarrassed the creep by posting the conversation on social media, tastefully censoring the pictures with croissant and aubergine emojis respectively. Nice work, Faye.
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She took to Twitter, writing: "This random guy somehow got my number off here and sent me a d*** pic and I guess he didn't appreciate it when I sent a picture of mine back. Worked like a charm".
She has now been praised by social media users, with one saying: "I love how HE is the one who got freaked out and texted YOU to block his number".
Another said: "I don't know you but I love that you did this," a third added: "Men really flip out when you treat them the way they treat you."
Speaking today, Faye said: "I think he found my number from my Facebook which has since been made private. And he just texted me out of the blue.
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"I've received a fair few unsolicited pictures in the past, but for some reason it just occurred to me how funny it to be if I did exactly the same thing. His response was exactly as I expected it would be.
"My number got blocked immediately and I still have no clue who this guy is! I have somewhat of a platform on Instagram and such and if I went and reported every unsolicited d*** picture I received I would be at it 24/7.
"I think if someone was upset by receiving something like this they definitely should have the right to report it.
"Personally it doesn't bother me that deeply and on a personal level I've found the police to be negligent when actual sexual assault is reported never mind something like this."
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