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In which broken society do you live where this is true? I would say drawing sexually explicit pictures of real persons without their consent and keeping them in
by master-lincoln 9mo ago
In which broken society do you live where this is true?
I would say drawing sexually explicit pictures of real persons without their consent and keeping them in your drawer is neither illegal nor morally reprehensible in most of the world.
I am with you on publishing these...
- freetanga 9mo agoNot morally reprehensible? Do you tell your coworkers “hey, last night I sketched you nude, but it’s cool, it’s in my bedside drawer…”
- mothballed 9mo agoI've had a coworker tell me something very close to that before. I could have been morally outraged but instead I just propositioned them for a date. Personally I think it's just embarrassing, not immoral.
- master-lincoln 9mo agoI would personally not tell them because not everyone likes to know what/that others think about them. But I do not see the moral issue if I don't tell them. What if I only thought about it? Still morally reprehensible? Or only if I tell others I think about them? Then you could argue it's sexual harassment.
- Cthulhu_ 9mo agoI don't think one internet commenter can know or decide what is or isn't "morally reprehensible" in "most of the world". I don't speak for "most of the world" but I'm fairly sure "I drew nudes of your mom lol" will not go down well anywhere.
- master-lincoln 9mo agothen we are both sure of different things that are hard to check ¯\_(ツ)_/¯