Brave Woman Scams Man after he sends terrible snaps of his private
The brave woman Jenn Tisdale shared on Twitter the terrible episode, and also decided to impart the man a message
In a disgusting episode, a woman scams man after he sends snaps of his private parts. Reportedly, a woman got photos of a stranger’s private parts delivered on her Instagram. The woman, known as Jenn Tisdale, shared on Twitter the terrible episode. After receiving the terrible photos, Jenn decided to fix him by giving him a lesson.
Sharing her nightmare on Twitter, Jenn said, “This morning I received an unsolicited d*** pic via Instagram from a man I do not know. What follows is a beautiful story I wove about an app I made up, that should exist. Enjoy!”
After receiving the photos in her inbox, Jenn told that she could not tolerate to see them and showed her refusal to the awkward guy. She told that she was using a photo blocker app installed. Jenn said that the app is very helpful for ladies and sometimes because the “saddest men, men so so so sad that women never touch them” mostly tend to send unsuitable snapshots. Not aware of the trick he is tumbling into, the man said she was correct in maintaining that men are more like the animals.
Informing about the app. Jenn told that the app is named as C***Block because that’s what needs to be done and keeps on happening to such rascals in real life. Mistaken that he is developing a nice relationship with that lady, the man even proposed that the creator of such an efficient app should be given a nobel prize award for such a lofty creation. But when Jenn unpinned the bomb, as she called it, the man found what trouble he has got himself into. Furthermore, Jenn says, “It immediately sends the image and profile to the local police.”
She told, moreover, that men who delivered her d*** pics has been apprehended by the police. Jenn said, “It’s wild. LOL, one guy lost his job and his wife. Technology is wild!” Though the stranger man went through the message, yet he kept quiet and silent. The tweet went viral since then with more than 40,000 re-tweets and over 320,000 likes and the number is still soaring higher and higher.
In the comments section of the post, one of the Twitter users left a comment saying, “I love how he is agreeing with you and supporting your app, lol, until the police are mentioned at least.” Another satisfied and interested user commented, “How did you not end that exchange with ‘Hold on, I’m getting a call….” While a third user commented that there actually needs to be an app on this.
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