Was she invited though?

If you're a woman on the internet, chances are you're only too familiar with the concept of the unsolicited dick pic. You'd have a hard time navigating the likes of Twitter, Snapchat, Tinder, and Instagram without coming face to face with at least one unwanted penis. They're everywhere. And now, they're even attending fancy dress parties. But this is one dick pic we were actually excited to see. Twitter user Clementine Ford recently posted a picture of her friend Amy who went to an internet themed party. But instead of going as a WiFi symbol, a modem, or a bunch of men explaining your joke back to you on Twitter, Amy decided to go as an unsolicited dick pic. And we think she looked unreal. https://twitter.com/clementine_ford/status/889266676566417408?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.the-pool.com%2Fnews-views%2Flatest-news%2F2017%2F30%2Fa-woman-wore-an-unsolicited-dick-pic-costume-to-an-internet-themed-party Clementine's friend even included the inevitable lead up to the receiving of the unsolicited dick pic - a giant screenshot of a message asking if she'd "fancy a fuck." After responding with a clear and concise "No I do not," the texter replied that it would "would be fun," sent a smiley face emoji, and then declared that he had taken "another pic" for her. This guy really knows what women want. Amy's costume garnered some brilliant replies online, with many Twitter users asking if she had even been invited to the party. One reply said that the Australian woman had "got balls." Another commended her for boldly teaming a suede skirt with the costume. According to a study conducted by dating website Match.com, 49 percent of women have received a photo of a man's penis that they had not been expecting. The 'popularity' of the unsolicited dick pic is (unfortunately) on the rise, but at least we've still got women like Amy to expose the perpetrators.