The Huffington Post reports on the outcome of a forthcoming study in the journal Computers in Human Behavior which will be published next month. Researchers set out to document the frequency of young adults engaging in "consensual but unwanted" sexting. Psychologists from Indiana University-Purdue University For Wayne polled 155 undergrads, with findings that 52 percent had, most commonly "because they sought to flirt, engage in foreplay, satisfy a partner's need or foster intimacy in their relationship."

Oh Vey! Be honest - does sexting really get you off or not?