For what it's worth, from a female and a new person here:
Internet people are not your family. Until you meet them in person, spend some time with them, feel like you want to take them home for dinner, let them spend the night and trust them implicitly, they are still just people sitting at a computer.
Not everyone wants to see naked pics of someone's spouse, girlfriend, date, whatever. IMO, it's just alitte too personal. I don't get it. But that's me. No matter how tastefully done, it's still someone's significant other.
The girls who pose for pics and dance around on the vids cannot expect that stuff to not be floating around on the internet. While most of it is made for paying member sections of websites, it doesn't mean a darn thing. People join the sites, copy the material and spread it around. (No pun intended.
) As the saying goes, if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. Or even smarter, don't make the damn things. But if you do, don't complain about it showing up all over the net.
I never got that Phil was referring to anyone or anything but that.
And I have to say this. When I asked to be removed from that contest, you posted the pics up of your beautiful wife, Kaiser. Did you stop to think how the other contestant might feel? Was she suppose to now put up naked pics of herself? What if that isn't her style? That just seemed very wrong to me.
It's hard sometimes not to take written words on a forum to heart. Believe me, I know. I have been hurt deeply by internet convos. But sometimes we have to back away, take a few deep breaths and regroup. Life is very short. Trying to find validation on the net is pointless. And some things are better left unsaid.
My two cents.
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