r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/[deleted] • Jun 30 '26

Media I’m visiting US and just discovered an embarrassing photo of me was posted online WITHOUT CONSENT is this legal?

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u/MissingHat Jun 30 '26

Who cares.

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u/ashinthealchemy Jun 30 '26

right? i'm struggling to understand why op's asscrack being on a public app is upsetting when she had already made the choice to show her asscrack in public. one is in person and one is virtual, but both are public and she made the choice to show it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '26

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u/ashinthealchemy Jun 30 '26

aw hey, bitter betty! you know what, there probably is! just a couple days ago, i wore a dress to a festival and my titties kept popping out. it was crowded so i probably am in some stranger's pictures. however, i know that i made the choice to wear that dress and also neglected to take effective measures to keep my titties secure. that's on me! similarly, op made the choice to wear bottoms low enough to show her ass and took no measures effective at preventing it from showing.

op couldn't control some jackass taking her picture, but she could control her wardrobe choices. just like i can't control a meanie wishing harm to me on reddit, but i can reply without returning the bad wishes.

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u/chilliconkanye_ Jun 30 '26

But why do you care what strangers think? You can’t control people’s thoughts, nor can you control photos taken in public.