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I undestand (and somewhat agree with) your reaction - but only if the photos/videos are anonymous. I don't like the idea of someone getting off to pictures of m
by user24 13y ago
I undestand (and somewhat agree with) your reaction - but only if the photos/videos are anonymous. I don't like the idea of someone getting off to pictures of me, but so long as it's completely disassociated from my real life I think I'd be generally OK with it.
But if someone sent my parents/employers/friends a video of me and my wife going at it, along with my very googleable name, I think I would feel violated in a whole different way.
That changes the situation in a very important way, don't you think?
- bmelton 13y agoThis may come off as insensitive, but I promise it isn't intended that way. If you're the sort of person that would have a problem with others getting off to pictures of you naked, don't take pictures of yourself naked. If that seems too restrictive, definitely don't take pictures of yourself naked and then give them to somebody else. If you have pictures of yourself naked, and have given them to somebody else, you should not be surprised if they ever make it onto the public internet. If you have pictures of yourself naked, and have not given them to somebody else, you should take exceptional care to ensure that they aren't stolen, hacked, lost or what have you. Delete them, shred them, destroy them.