Great points, and truly not in sarcasm. In the US, photos of intimate moments are plastered publicly on the internet by many. Though, I doubt the line is alway

Great points, and truly not in sarcasm. In the US, photos of intimate moments are plastered publicly on the internet by many. Though, I doubt the line is always straightforward. There must have been reasons (hopefully not solely profit driven…). For example, Kafka. Granted I read, skimmed really, in an article that while his instructions were to destroy his writings, that he wanted them published.