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>And what if my mum sees this? First, why is she watching unsolicited "porn" if it's so bad? Second, what kind of parent watches a sex video of their kid? Shou
by MichaelGG 10y ago
>And what if my mum sees this?
First, why is she watching unsolicited "porn" if it's so bad? Second, what kind of parent watches a sex video of their kid? Should be obvious what's happening pretty quickly and then Alt-F4. And then why would a relative share the video?
I get there's a different cultural standard and not everyone can just shrug and say "ya well I don't know why you're watching videos of me".
It just seems like a serious deficiency if relatives are watching and sharing private media.
- mrits 10y agoIf I had a video of a relative like that come into my inbox my first reaction would be to close it right away and act like it never happened.
- markbnj 10y agoAlmost certainly, but I might also let the person know, discretely and in careful language, depending on how close our relationship is.
- pavel_lishin 10y agoI've been in a similar position; a relative overshared something on Facebook. (You know those facebook "Like" buttons on Pornhub? Yeah, turns out they work.) We quickly and discreetly contacted the relative, and let them know what they'd done, and they removed the evidence from Facebook.
- pavel_lishin 10y agoIf someone sent me a video of that sort, I would most certainly talk to the person about it - for all I know, they're in trouble, they might be about to send $2000 to some random person overseas for no particularly good reason. Or their computer might be infected with something that hijacks control of their camera.
- qb45 10y agoFirsts of all, she doesn't know what it is by the time it's too late. Secondly, you probably don't hang out with cargo-cult-religious people too much. See One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest's "pecking party" for some idea.