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So much good in here, thanks for sharing! >For my mother, privacy is not just a personal boundary or a practical concern but an instinct, and something like an
by mLuby 8y ago
So much good in here, thanks for sharing!
>For my mother, privacy is not just a personal boundary or a practical concern but an instinct, and something like an ethos: She has a deep revulsion to the idea of something private circulating in public context. She dislikes having her picture taken and hates having it shared; it removes her right to represent herself.
>As I circled my parents’ house with my phone, I claimed to be acting in good faith…But…I was trailing the threat of an unknown audience through her space.
- symfoniq 8y ago> She dislikes having her picture taken and hates having it shared; it removes her right to represent herself. I sympathize with the mother. Every time one of my children has been born, I've had conversations with the "usual suspects" about not posting pictures on social media when they come visit us in the hospital. They haven't always complied with my request.
- darepublic 8y agoso she likes the encapsulation principle