Apparently there is a growing trend of sending 'sext' messages (that's a text message picture of your, um, private parts) and it can get you in a great deal of hot water. Never mind that your loved one might be a tad surprised, a recent case in the High Court heard how a man was denied access to his young son when his ex-partner accidentally received a sext message of his crown jewels. Oops.
Even though the contact had been largely amicable, the sext message led to a breakdown in the relationship and access broke down.
Luckily for our hapless dexter, the Judge saw fit to rule in his favour on this occasion, describing it as 'an incredibly unfortunate event' but saying that it shouldn't deny his chance to have a relationship with his son.
Just to complicate matters, it seems that the man himself didn't send the sext to his ex-partner - he sent it to his new lover and 'somehow' it got sent on to his ex-partner.
Perhaps best not to sext at all, eh?
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