You're in a relationship with someone you trust. It's enough trust that you one day let them (or maybe even ask them to) photograph or film you having sex with

You're in a relationship with someone you trust. It's enough trust that you one day let them (or maybe even ask them to) photograph or film you having sex with them (or even just nude photographs, the level of explicitness really doesn't matter.) Days, months, even years later, things end badly. Your ex posts the photos/videos of you on Pornhub, or 4chan, or anywhere. Someone uses facial recognition to match the photos to your social media profiles. And then you get doxxed, outed, and the photos are shared with all your friends and family. A) Are you a "pornography actor" in this scenario, or someone who trusted the wrong person? Is everyone who has ever had nude photos or videos taken of them a "pornography actor"? B) Just because something is technically possible, does that mean it should be legal? Do the ethics or the thing ever come into play? C) Do you believe that that laws/regulations are only effective if they prevent someone from doing something, and not effective if they only punish after-the-fact? Are deterrent laws useless?