Between consenting adults, the private sharing of nude or suggestive photos (depicting adults) is generally not illegal. But caution should still be taken. Between consenting adults, the private sharing of nude or suggestive photos is generally not illegal.

What does it mean if a guy sends me a shirtless pic?

If they send you random pictures, especially shirtless pictures, theyre trying to get it in. When guys send you random pictures it means that theyre interested in you.

Can I get in trouble for sending a shirtless picture?

Assuming you are female, do NOT under any circumstances, send him a shirtless picture back. If you are under 18, that picture will consist of child pornography. He could be in trouble with the law for having it. You cannot get back an image you send.

What does it mean when a guy takes a picture of you on his phone?

He wants to make connections with you He will ask for your picture if you chat online or talk over the phone. When he asks for your picture, it also means that he wants to make a stronger connection with you and let you know that he is interested in you.

Are AB pics legal?

Under federal law, any visual portrayals of sexually explicit behavior involving a minor are considered child pornography. Visual illustrations containing child pornography are deemed illegal under federal law. Sexual activity is not needed in the image to be considered pornography.

Is it illegal for a man to be shirtless UK?

Its not an offence to be naked in public in England and Wales but it does become an offence if it can be proved the person stripped off with the intention to upset and shock.

Why would a guy ask for a picture of you?

He will ask for your picture if you chat online or talk over the phone. When he asks for your picture, it also means that he wants to make a stronger connection with you and let you know that he is interested in you. Your reaction to his request should be based on your judgment and how long you have known him.

Is it illegal for a woman to be shirtless Ireland?

It can be an offence under Irish law for a person to expose themselves in a public place, including private lands seen from a public place. A Mintel report, published last June, showed that when it comes to embracing public nudity, Ireland is close to the bottom of the scale.