> But usually those experiences are shared voluntarily Arguing in public is voluntary sharing. > with a decreasing respect for boundaries, has changed the equ

> But usually those experiences are shared voluntarily Arguing in public is voluntary sharing. > with a decreasing respect for boundaries, has changed the equation. You no longer get to decide when to share. The couple decided to share, in fact the people they subjected to their "sharing" are the ones who lost ability to decide. The public arguing couple was the one without respect for boundaries. Don't project your personal life onto others in a restaurant. It's fucking rude and selfish. > a nude picture was stolen Not even semi-related. Author's dishonest attempt at trying to compare/equate a violation of privacy with couples public outbursts is highly disingenuous. It is clearly not worth my time to read any more of author's spurious drivel.