According to Jan Hoffman in “A Girls Nude Photo, and Altered Lives,” Margarite a 14-year girl sext her nude photo to her then boyfriend Isaiah. Sexting is the act of sending sexual photos or text messages through your cellphone. A week later Isaiah was pressured by one of Margarite’s former friend to send her Margarite’s nude photo. Later that night the former friend forwarded Margarite’s nude photo to all her contacts. Her nude photo went viral immediately. Not only was the photo being circulated within her school district but it has also been sent to other students in different school districts. The school and police quickly became involved. The police arrested anyone involved. The following day Isaiah and the former friend meet with a judge.
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However, unlike Isaiah and Margarite the former friend didn’t receive the appropriate charges and punishment, at the end she didn’t feel remorseful and she had a malicious intent to hurt Margarite. Isaiah and Margarite were not responsible to start sexting, for that reason, Margarite sent her nude photo to her immature boyfriend, and Isaiah let the former friend pressure him into sending her Margarite’s private photo. Even though they made immature mistakes they were still remorseful for their actions in which they both learned their lesson. Isaiah’s remorse was evident when he apologized to Margarite during their session, and Margarite grew from this experience. It was evident when she was able got call her former friend to tell her” that she was going back to their school, and that she wanted to leave the drama behind them (Hoffman).” The former friend didn’t seem upset, or remorseful and even if she did she still acted maliciously willing to hurt someone, and with no disregard about inflicting pain. It was evident when she attached a cruel message to Margarite’s photo. For that reason, she should have gotten a more serve punishment. Teens today are desperate to fit in, and try to validate themselves by doing irrational things, for this reason teenagers such as Margarite and Isaiah allow people like the former friend to take advantage of
However, unlike Isaiah and Margarite the former friend didn’t receive the appropriate charges and punishment, at the end she didn’t feel remorseful and she had a malicious intent to hurt Margarite. Isaiah and Margarite were not responsible to start sexting, for that reason, Margarite sent her nude photo to her immature boyfriend, and Isaiah let the former friend pressure him into sending her Margarite’s private photo. Even though they made immature mistakes they were still remorseful for their actions in which they both learned their lesson. Isaiah’s remorse was evident when he apologized to Margarite during their session, and Margarite grew from this experience. It was evident when she was able got call her former friend to tell her” that she was going back to their school, and that she wanted to leave the drama behind them (Hoffman).” The former friend didn’t seem upset, or remorseful and even if she did she still acted maliciously willing to hurt someone, and with no disregard about inflicting pain. It was evident when she attached a cruel message to Margarite’s photo. For that reason, she should have gotten a more serve punishment. Teens today are desperate to fit in, and try to validate themselves by doing irrational things, for this reason teenagers such as Margarite and Isaiah allow people like the former friend to take advantage of