A creep who sent a woman a picture of his manhood got the shock of his life when she sent back a snap of her own, bigger penis.
Faye Kinley was born biologically male and is now a , while proudly stating on her social media: "Yes, I have a d***".
All of this information was somehow missed by the unknown man who texted her an unsolicited picture of his own genitals.
The pervert added: "Hey girl you are so sexy."
Faye, a student from Glasgow , wasted no time giving the sex pest a taste of his own medicine.
Faye, 20, then took to social media to share the exchange, tastefully censoring the pictures with a croissant and aubergine respectively.
The first photo shows the man's message which reads: "Hey girl you are so sexy" along with a photo of his genitals.
The next photo shows Faye's quick-thinking reply along with the man's furious response.
His messages read: "What the hell? Why would you send me that? I'm blocking your number now. Delete this coversation. Bye."
Faye posted: "This random guy somehow got my number off here and sent me a d*** pic and I guess he didn't appreciate it when I sent a picture of mine back. Worked like a charm."
@GeekyPug87 replied: "I love how HE is the one who got freaked out and texted YOU to block his number."
@KateismyFate added: "I don't know you but I love that you did this."
And Amy Rose said: "Men really flip out when you treat them the way they treat you."
In a final humiliating blow for the anonymous man, one twitter user @JAZ12345 asked Faye: "Okay but real s*** was yours bigger?"
To which she replied: "Yeah... A lot hahahah."
Speaking today, Faye said: "I think he found my number from my Facebook which has since been made private. And he just texted me out of the blue.
"I've received a fair few unsolicited pictures in the past, but for some reason it just occurred to me how funny it to be if I did exactly the same thing. His response was exactly as I expected it would be.
"My number got blocked immediately and I still have no clue who this guy is!
"I have somewhat of a platform on Instagram and such and if I went and reported every unsolicited d*** picture I received I would be at it 24/7.
"I think if someone was upset by receiving something like this they definitely should have the right to report it.
"Personally it doesn't bother me that deeply and on a personal level I've found the police to be negligent when actual sexual assault is reported never mind something like this."
