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Mothers were mortified after they shared their own pictures with their children By Published: 12:23 BST, 14 July 2017 Updated: 16:59 BST, 14 July 2017 Couples everywhere use sexy selfies to spice up their relationships, but these photos show how important it is to double check the number before sending.

I want to warn others.

World leaders and entertainers do it — though some better than others.

Teenagers are using Facebook and Instagram to post embarrassing and hilarious party antics, despite warnings they might regret it• I wish I could look like you! New research from Penn State University has found that frequent selfie-viewing is directly Posted by Posted in, , , Tags:, , The selfie craze speaks volumes about the era in which we live: How images race around the globe and can dominate public discourse, eliciting strong emotions and even blurring the lines of reality.

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But the chilling truth behind her case is now revealed by one of the senior police officers who interviewed her.

He then made way for Mohahammed Shapal, 22, who also had sex with her in the same room.

Pages like Schoolies 2014 Exposed and Embarrassing Schoolies have been set up so people can send in photos of their friends By Published: 01:39 BST, 24 November 2014 Updated: 11:35 BST, 24 November 2014 They're taking selfies, getting naked, sunbaking, passing out and drinking loads of alcohol - welcome to Schoolies 2014.

But parents suffered their own embarrassments, with racy mothers sharing X-rated and lingerie-clad snaps meant for their husbands to their children.

'Oops, sorry Dad': Hilarious pictures reveal the VERY X-rated selfies accidentally sent to the wrong number including ones daughters shared with their parents by mistake• His words strike at the heart of the Rotherham abuse scandal in which 1,400 children were groomed and abused by Asian gangs over 16 years.

About 30,000 Schoolies have flocked to the Gold Coast and they're starting to share their drunk antics on social media• Deputy Chief Constable Andy Holt says lessons have been learned.