| jjanda_2000 |
12-18-2010 01:28 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by spammyspammy
(Post 832810)
i never understand these pictures which show a bunch of explicit shots of women, some in which they're standing next to a guy...whose face is blurred or blacked out!
if you have permission from her to post the shots, then you shouldn't be worried about posting your own face. if you don't have permission, do you think it's somehow more okay to post her but not you?
it's just creepy, as far as i'm concerned.
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- Consider the situation where a husband and wife solicit a third party (male or female) for sexual pleasure. Consider that the husband and wife enjoy recording these special moments for future enjoyment, and perhaps for posting on a favorite site.
Then consider the possibility that the third party may not wish to have his/her image posted anywhere, but acquiesces to the photos with the understanding that his/her face will be blacked out if the couple ever posts or publishes the image.
In this scenario I would consider the censoring of the third party to be respectful, not creepy. |
