I'm not sending anything racy or inappropriate. They're just not photos I would want on my facebook, which is very much a "curated" representation of myself. I

I'm not sending anything racy or inappropriate. They're just not photos I would want on my facebook, which is very much a "curated" representation of myself. It's great for photos that are badly-lit, or inane, or make me look unattractive, or related to some sort of in-joke, or that only make sense in the moment. I wouldn't be mortified if any of them were released; they just don't make sense on my carefully-tended social media profiles. The draw, at least for me, is not covertness or secrecy. It's a form of expression that doesn't demand the "does this really belong on my public profile?" test, which is really liberating.