Sending nude photos.?

[Mitch]

Well, last week a girl added me and inboxed me on Facebook, we started talking nicely. Then yesterday she sent me an inbox saying he was horny about me. I'm only 14, I was really confused and didn't know what to say, I told her I didn't know her and for all I knew it was my friends pranking me. Obviously it wasn't when she sent me proof, she send me a naked photo of her and it was the exact same as all of her pictures. Her profile is real, trust me on that. She wanted nudes back. I said i'd have to think about it.
Just 5 minutes ago she messaged me asking me If i've thought about it. I really don't know what to say. Please advice anybody, what I should do, and say.
Okay then, I won't do it. How do I tell her no?

[Joshua]

You are underage therefore it is illegal tell your 18.

[Danchi]

I wouldn't do it. Once you send someone nude photos, you never know how they can be abused. Don't put yourself in situation you can't solve, prevent terrible consequences.

[Tara Bieber]

You're 14.
It's illegal.
What if she sends the photos out.
What if she puts them all over the internet.

You do not have proof that she's real. It is easy for someone to obtain more than one picture of a certain person.

Don't do it, it's not worth the risks.

[Dick]

If you aren't comfortable doing it then don't do it, you didn't ask her to send the photos and it's kinda weird that she did. also given your age that might count as pornography depending on where you live. Anyway don't do it, just tell her you're uncomfortable and delete the pictures she sent.

one more time, it's a bad idea, don't do it.

[Annie]

don't let your "Junk" errect! She's trying to make you horny about her. Remove her as your friend. Your still 14 kid, you still need a lot of educations, it's illegal for under 18. I'm 16 but i never even see nude pictures in my life, and even on movies i cover my eyes even though i'm a teen

[Wendy S]

It is illegal in Australia for a person under 18 to send, receive or have in their possession nude photos of another person who is under 18. Nudes of under 18s is called child pornography and participating may cause trouble including:
•Images can be shared (including being sent to all your friends and family) and circulate in cyberspace for years.
•Sex offenders and paedophiles may copy your images
•You could be charged with producing and disseminating child pornography and put on the Sex Offender Register.

Do not send any pics of yourself and delete the ones she has sent to you (and remember to empty your recycle bin). Tell her you're not interested in sending or receiving any nudes. If she persists in asking for them or keeps sending them to you then report her to police as 'she' is most likely not a real girl but a pedo trying to trick you into sending new pics for his collection.

You can report by ringing your local police station (ask for the sex crimes squad) or online at the virtual global task force http://www.thinkuknow.org.au/site/stop.asp but you can report using this site too.

If you're not sure talk to an adult you trust about it, particularly your parents so they can talk to the police about what they are seeing.

[Gladius]

Just because they sent a nude picture that matched the profile picture, doesn't mean it's legit. They could have copied all the pictures, nude and clothed, from someone else. I hear this is a common trick.