Inside Facebook groups where nude images of women are shared in 'lay reports'

She wants to leave, and has made it clear she isn't interested in sex — but Nick has other ideas. What do you want? According to him, she eventually agreed to have sex. Afterwards, he says, the woman was upset and withdrawn, leaving without saying a word. Nick — an active member of the online pick-up community — later shared how he pressured the woman into bed by writing a lay report. Supplied Nick's explicit retelling is accompanied by an image of the woman taken as she gets dressed. Her back is facing the camera and it isn't clear if she knows she is being photographed. Despite the fact the woman's face is not visible, Ms Inman Grant said the post amounted to image-based abuse, or what is commonly known as revenge porn, though it is not always motivated by revenge. Pictures, sex videos shared The ABC has seen dozens of reports, which often include images of women members claim to have had sex with, along with potentially humiliating details of their actions during private encounters.

By Instagram, a mutual friend had connected Nick, who lives all the rage Pennsylvania, with a woman all the rage Michigan, because he thought they might hit it off. After that they did. After a calendar day or two of flirting above texts and phone calls, she sent him a nude adventure. Was this an invitation en route for reply with his own nude? Would sending a nude be the best way to accomplish sure she sent more pictures of herself?