I have been married for 5 years now, happily too. But one day an unknown number messaged me saying "Hey is this Michael?" Even thought she had the wrong number, I played along. After maybe 100 messages back and forth in an hour or so, I was working up a sweat as we traded heavy messages. All of the sudden she sent a picture. Its a downshot of her laying on a bed, displaying a small rack and a small mound with a little puff of hair. I started jacking off before more pictures came in. Shots of her fingers slipping in the pink hole, a pic of a sharpie inside, a couple shots of only her tongue licking her boob. I came hard. As I was cleaning up, I checked back to my phone to see 4 new pictures sent. My blood drained and I felt sick. I opened it up to see a shot of her naked in the mirror, she looked younger than my daughter, maybe 15 at the most. The other 3 had her face in them, confirming that I had gotten off to a teenager.
I am so ashamed, I feel like I want to tell m wife, but im pretty sure this counts as like c********nography, I already deleted them and blocked the girl but Im scared both legally and for my self. I cant get the pics out of my head, I dont want to be a p**ophile. I need to talk but Im scared they will tell the police. What do I do?

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by Anonymous on Oct 16, 2015 at 5:14 AM

Although you are worried about your wife finding out about you sexting with a stranger it would be far worse for you and your family if you were to be arrested on suspicion of c********n.
get some legal advice BEFORE the police come looking for you, they can search your phone and retrieve the deleted messages, hopefully you can prove you didn't know her age before exchanging pictures.
By coming forward you could be helping her as well.

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by Anonymous on Oct 16, 2015 at 8:49 AM

I agree with seeking legal advice just in case but DONT tell your wife just yet until it gets serious. Chances are this girl had a fun time one evening and will forget about it since she doesn't know you. Depending on your relationship with your wife, you may be trying to explain this for months and nothing comes of it.

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by Anonymous on Oct 16, 2015 at 9:09 AM

I think everyone needs to take a chill pill here. Possession of c********n is a crime, yes. But if the evidence is gone, there's no possession. No crime. You can do a factory wipe (erase) of the phone if it would make you feel better.

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by Anonymous on Oct 19, 2015 at 4:34 PM

If you are in the US, you should talk with a criminal defense lawyer ASAP. Whether erasure will be a legal defense depends upon the jurisdiction. KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT to anyone else and talk to a lawyer ASAP. You should talk with one who deals with federal criminal defense as well as state defense.

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