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Sextortion - An Insidious Manipulation Tactic

Sextortion - An Insidious Manipulation Tactic

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Many of you relate to the sexual trauma video we made previously, which is why we wanted to expand on that and create more awareness of taboo subjects that are hard to discuss but are necessary. So in today's video, we will be talking about sextortion. Sextortion is a form of sexual abuse - an online blackmail that preys on the vulnerabilities of individuals. It can happen to anyone. So, it is important to learn about the tactics used by sextortion scammers and how they manipulate their victims into compliance. We also provide essential tips on how to stop sextortion and what to do if you find yourself being blackmailed online. By understanding these insidious manipulation tactics, you can better protect yourself and raise awareness to help others avoid becoming victims. #awareness #blackmail #manipulation
Date: 2024-08-27

Comments and reviews: 20


I once found myself in a situation where someone misunderstood my actions, but the real issue was a lack of communication. Although I benefited the most from the friendship, I stopped inviting this person because it felt too one-sided and uncomfortable after two weeks. Unfortunately, the relationship ended there. Remember, if you don’t communicate with the other person, you might be terribly wrong. Never forget that it takes two to build a relationship.
Effective communication is key to maintaining healthy relationships. Always strive to express your feelings and listen to the other person’s perspective. It helps in understanding each other better and prevents misunderstandings.

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I had a case of extorsion when I was a teen. Somehow a picture got leaked. I said to that idiot to ''go f himself and do whatever the hell he wanted to do with that photo, I don't care'' and block him. It was over just like that. The moment you show fear or comply with their demands it only starts to get worse for you. And what makes you think they won't actually share those pictures if you keep sending more You're always better off ending it at the moment. Your family or friends will always understand and be on your side on that situation anyways. Life goes on and is worth living.
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Tbh i'm just one of those people who completely gave up on keeping up with internet security overall. I just have grown over the fact that my intimate info might end up anywhere at any moment.
It just seems to me like an endless rat race that I just don't have energy/brains for, at least for going extra mile. I'd keep up with things like passwords but other things are just too complicated and don't seem to last long enough for anything.
Maybe it's very self-defeating to think like this, but idk

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Some people overlook one thing, some people think glass half empty if Sombody unwillingly sends your nudes on the internet, or even threatens it. Some may think it’s the end of the world. however, best thing often overlooked about those images already being in circulation is the fact that nobody can extort you with those images again because the images are already out there. For me, the best thing to do is to convince the perpetrators that the photos they have don’t have value in manipulating me.
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I'm sorry for the teens or did and suffered and paid the ultimate price of this. Revenge po-rn is also a thing.
Dating apps are very toxic nowadays.
Many enjoy others suffering or to make a victim out of others.
A few days ago, someone trolled me you'll never find anyone and said someone is posting about me with gossip on Reddit for example.
Dating is very much not a thing nowadays especially when you can benefit them. Love is rare when it isn't faked.

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It's basically the reason why I've had a difficult time meeting people online.
The weird people will approach somebody first. Ask them for this kind of stuff. And then they aren't able to trust other men afterwards.
The rude folks always ruin it for everyone. Not to mention how old some of them are (51-70 years old.

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It’s so scary how much this has happened to women! And men wonder why we’re hesitant. The statistics are mostly women. I had an ex who stole my identity and met my parents told me he loved me worked me over for a year just to drain my bank account for 2 years. Take care of yourselves out there! Everyone!
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A minute in and I recall my own situation. It took me a year to escape them, and I was in a very very dark place to a point where I did consider stepping in front of a car. But with strength and my best friend, my current partner of 9 years, we supported each other out of that darkness that haunted us.
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If you’re ever considering getting into a relationship with someone online please do a thorough background check on them. Ask them about their past relationships and their family, their friends-everything! If they don’t like your questions then there’s usually a good reason why.
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i almost thought i was being like this. (for context my gf promised to do something and she didnt do it when i asked her to. she does that often by cancelling meet ups or intimate times, so when i saw this i started hating myself. hopefully im not still in the wrong)
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as a male, I was extremely lucky in that it was someone catfishing at a time I was extremely vulnerable - but the physical person I learned to be in Indonesia. It was middle of the night there so I was able to get the money back. not everyone is that lucky
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I was in a similar situation, it was my partner at the time, they took pics of me but I was able to hide my face with a pillow. When I broke up I was so scared they'd do revenge corn but they didn't. Even though they've concidered it as an option.
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The heck, just yesterday my ex texted me and tried to convince me that he loves me but i knew him well and i didn't send anything. Thankyou so much for this i can't imagine it came to me at the right time before I can fell in his trap
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Hello, i hope to see a video about all mental issues in one video, all cope and defense mechanisms. it'd be great for researchers and everyone who's interested in psychology to get the general picture, and thanks for your efforts.
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If an ADULT ignores signs of this type of behavior is it not their fault if this happens and you should have given more examples of weeding out these types of people so as not to become a victim in the first place
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Can you make a video about how some SA victims develop bdsm kinks to cope with their trauma And vice versa to the victims that become repulsed by intimacy. I think it's a topic not talked about often.
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I'm not sure but this happened to me during the a few days ago, I was so scared and traumatise to tell people but I manage to tell my parents and other adults I trust, and I'm only 17 years old.
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The most difficult topics are usually the most crucial. This is pertinent for kids and adults alike. Thanks for talking about this, it needs to become widespread knowledge.
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idk how people are so comfortable sending nudes, I'm not even comfortable pointing my camera towards something I don't want anyone to see in case I'm being watched
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I know from experience that IT IS NEVER THE VICTIMS FAULT! The manipulator wants to put the blame on YOU because THEY are scared of the consequences of THEIR actions.
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