In fear of losing my license.

[Newgrad665]

Hello everyone, I have a question. I was chatting with this guy, and the conversation turned sexual. When I rejected him, he threatened to send the chat to my manager and to the board of nursing. Could this make me lose my license or my job? There were no revealing images shared on my part or anything. It was just a chat.

Thank you!

[Nursynursenurse, ADN, RN]

I re-read every post and after 6 pages found exactly 2 where someone suggested that if she was going to sext with strangers she should consider not using her real name. Hardly what I would call "people keep telling her" not to do it, and hardly terrible advice when sexting with a virtual stranger!

Many posters keep asking how he found out she was a nurse and where she works as if she is to blame. She said she met him through work which hardly makes him a "virtual stranger" or some creeper she met online. She knew him in real life.

[Horseshoe, BSN, RN]

Many posters keep asking how he found out she was a nurse and where she works as if she is to blame. She said she met him through work which hardly makes him a "virtual stranger" or some creeper she met online. She knew him in real life.

That is not what she said at all.

He is not a coworker. Just a guy I met off work who knows I'm a nurse,

[GM2RN]

Many posters keep asking how he found out she was a nurse and where she works as if she is to blame. She said she met him through work which hardly makes him a "virtual stranger" or some creeper she met online. She knew him in real life.

No she didn't. I realize that it might be somewhat time consuming to read 6 pages of comments, but if you are going to join a discussion after that length of time it is your responsibility to follow the discussion and know what has been said and what was meant by those posts before making judgmental comments.