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People have been fired for being gay, does that mean there is no reasonable expectation of privacy in the bedroom?

• pugworthy 7y ago
  There is privacy in the bedroom because we expect there to be. On social media, we share (and over share), and yet we are shocked at our privacy being exposed. We should not expect it. If we talk quietly to each other in the privacy in our homes, sharing that information is a breaking of social trust. If we talk on the bus around others, we should't be too surprised if someone hears us. If we share what we say to all, we should absolutely not be shocked. Especially when we are explicitly sharing on purpose.
  • JKCalhoun 7y ago
    Am I missing something? When I was on FB I only shared with maybe 50 friends/family. My expectation was that it ended precisely there.
    • pugworthy 7y ago
      Facebook knows everything - and they use that. That lack of social trust is about them not playing fair. You did everything right, and you trusted your friends. It's Facebook that broke your social trust.
    • acct1771 7y ago
      Yeah, you are/were missing a lot, then. See: Utah.