>“If 'contrived' had exponents.”

As my boyfriend said when I described events from _Girl Followed_ to him.

But, I gotta say, the overall message is important and it did keep me highly entertained.

The thing that got me the most:

[spoiler]A middle aged man receives an anonymous email with attached pictures of his co-worker’s 14-year-old daughter in her underwear. So, what does he do? Well, he obviously **_prints_** them out, puts them into an office file folder, and physically takes them to said co-worker in order to explain that it’s happened. The teenager’s dad explains that she made a mistake by sending the photos to a boy she liked who then sent them around to others, and that they were already in contact with the school and were doing everything they could and should have been doing in light of the situation. Dude then tells his co-worker that it could be considered “child you-know-what,” as if he’s the one who distributed them himself. Oh? You don't say, buddy? You gonna file those copies away in your office drawer for later future evidence of your co-worker’s wrong doing? How in the world that dad didn’t lose it and punch the guy in the dick, I don’t know.[/spoiler]