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Originally Posted by john16walters
I still haven't counted the nude photos of people I know that I found on OneClick. It's on my TODO list.
I want to talk about a weird situation. About 2 months ago I found a nude photo and I thought "I know her". After a few seconds I realized that it looked a lot like C who is married to G who is a long time friend. I don't see C very often so I wasn't sure. C recently died. There was a grainy photo on the obit put out by the funeral home. I copied that and compared it to the nude photo - it looked like a match - but the obit photo had a big smile and the nude photo didn't. To be sure I went to the funeral and there were a lot of photos of C there. I took a photo with my phone camera of one of the posted photos (non smiling). It was a good photo (not grainy like the obit photo) and it was an even better match. The clincher was the nude photo had her posing (leaning back, naked, legs spread) on a grey couch which had a maroon throw pillow on it. The photo from the funeral was of her and her daughter on the same couch.
Again the question arises in my mind - how did this nude photo get on the internet. I suppose that G took it. It was a one time snap shot I think (not artistic in anyway). Did he and C want it to get on the internet? Who knows. I am certainly not going to ask G. I am not going to tell anyone that I found the photo. Again I am almost sorry I found this nude photo (almost).
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Interesting! The thing is that people post nudes of themselves, loved ones and ex'es for a variety of different reasons. If G posted it of his (presumably) wife then he must have either wanted to share her beauty/sexiness or it was by mutual consent. Enjoy the photo in the spirit in which it was hopefully posted.