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" Every day I thank the gods for somehow allowing me to bypass the minefield that is online dating. While a ton of my friends met and married dudes they met online, a ton more have you&amp;#039;ve-got-to-be-kidding-me horror stories. Not to mention that I would be totally clueless\u2014and awkward\u2014trying to navigate how and when to &amp;quot;wink&amp;quot; and respond to messages.  However, in my dream of dreams I would be as badass as this one chick, who is only known by her username, aheartbeatchanged. As she chatted with some guy on a dating app, this dreamboat sent her a unsolicited photo sext\u2014of his penis. Naturally, she freaked out on him. His reaction? &amp;quot;Relax. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s only my c**k.&amp;quot; (Ew.) He then proceeded to call her a prude, because he&amp;#039;s all romantic like that. She told the guy to eff off and never message her again, but he continued to bother her. So, aheartbeatchanged then tried to explain that his persistent sending of unwanted nudie pics kinda perpetuates rape culture, but soon realized she wasn&amp;#039;t getting anywhere.  She decided to try a new tactic to get the creep to go away: Find him on Facebook and send the photo in question to his mother. Boom.  While the mom hasn&amp;#039;t yet responded, you can check out the full conversation between aheartbeatchanged and the text-flasher here. Gotta give props to a gal for standing up to blatant sexual harassment.  Want more from Natasha? Follow her on Twitter or find her on Facebook. Photo: Getty Images/istockphoto "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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