Yes, but also someone is making the pictures public. Once you
make something public, it's out of your control how it gets
used. The decision begins with the person who takes the picture
and ends with the person posting it and to whom. Where it goes
from there is out of anybody's hands == Yes, exactly. It's a
risk you take. I partially blame the companies who pretend that
anything online is private. Example: Snapchat. Pretends to be
private. Some people believe it. It's not private. The internet
isn't private. That's just how it is. You're a public figure the
moment you step out your front door and leave your yard. You're
a public figure once you get on the Internet. We're all
politicians in a sense and/or celebrities. Such is public life.
Of course it's gross when a public document like a picture gets
used in inappropriate ways but... once it's public, it's public.
As far as women breast feeding, I don't care what someone does,
as long as its not used as a flirtation device... which has
happened to me once and I found it rather gross. She locked eyes
with me as she was breast feeding and talking to me and would be
continually annoyed with her baby fussing. I wasn't interested
in her ANYWAY - I was talking to be polite. But when she started
scolding her baby for fussing while she was flirting, I made an
excuse and moved on. Not the kind of person I want to know
further. == Indeed. For example, this is a public group. Stuff
you write on this group might show up in
friends/family/co-worker/boss' feeds. Anything. FB decides what
to show people. So, you don't even have to search now. I don't
care honestly. I don't say or show anything online that I
wouldn't be ok with standing up in court to defend. But I've
been online since 1989 so I learned long ago. Anyway, it was
good chatting and I appreciate you taking the time to understand
my POV. like emoticon ==
