Good Husband or Emasculated Wuss?
- Thread starter Tiberius Jim
- Start date
Is it unmanly to not be okay with anal fissures?
A
Amaris
Guest
Better think happy thoughts!
It's only unmanly if you cry.
Sunshine and lollipops don't really help much when you have diamonds in your happy place now do they
A
Amaris
Guest
Sunshine and lollipops don't really help much when you have diamonds in your happy place now do they
You make a valid point.
Well, diamonds *are* forever...
Sunshine and lollipops don't really help much when you have diamonds in your happy place now do they
You make a valid point.
A diamond variant of the glass type, one single polished piece might be better, just incredibly expensive.
Just don't facet them. Sure you lose on sparkle but it's not like you're going to be seeing it when it's busy.
The only nonsense I've seen is the idea that a pink phone diminishes your gender identity.
There are companies that make dildoes modeled on horse, uh, parts. Maybe you could market the idea to them and find out!
What about unicorns? Don't they already come with strap-ons in built? No straps!
doubleohfive
Fleet Admiral
How about we leave the conversation about pony dildos for the bronies to mull over and instead tackle something a little more relevant, like the ethics of photographing a stranger and then distributing said photo for the sake of discussion and/or teasing online?
I mean, it's impossible in this day and age to prevent it, obviously, and surely we all have seen memes and thread bombs made of photos of strangers... but where is the line? Is it ok if its someone you know? Someone you don't know? Or just some random image you find online?
For myself, the furthest I've considered this point was with a thread bomb I made a few years ago, featuring a poster on this very board. I used their profile photo to make a thread bomb that wasn't exactly friendly. In retrospect, I wish I hadn't done it. But a good thing came out of it - he asked me to not use his photos that way again, and I promised I wouldn't -- and I haven't.
What's your take on this?
I mean, it's impossible in this day and age to prevent it, obviously, and surely we all have seen memes and thread bombs made of photos of strangers... but where is the line? Is it ok if its someone you know? Someone you don't know? Or just some random image you find online?
For myself, the furthest I've considered this point was with a thread bomb I made a few years ago, featuring a poster on this very board. I used their profile photo to make a thread bomb that wasn't exactly friendly. In retrospect, I wish I hadn't done it. But a good thing came out of it - he asked me to not use his photos that way again, and I promised I wouldn't -- and I haven't.
What's your take on this?
This is actually one of the reasons I have started deleting photos on my photobucket account (or at least move them so the links are broken). It's not foolproof because obviously photos can be saved by someone else when I post them. But I like posting photos and this is kind of my little compromise. Someone did some photoshopping of a pic I used in TNZ and I don't care about that. It's almost not as bad when you can see who is using it and how.
One of the things I hate about Facebook is that even though I'm no longer on it, there are pictures of me posted there and I have no say over that and no way of even knowing which pictures are up. You're almost better off staying on the site just to keep a closer watch on things.
In terms of strangers, I don't think anyone should ever take a pic of someone to mock them later, whether with one person or an entire forum. It's just mean.
One of the things I hate about Facebook is that even though I'm no longer on it, there are pictures of me posted there and I have no say over that and no way of even knowing which pictures are up. You're almost better off staying on the site just to keep a closer watch on things.
In terms of strangers, I don't think anyone should ever take a pic of someone to mock them later, whether with one person or an entire forum. It's just mean.
A
Amaris
Guest
I'm of the opinion that anything in the public domain is fine. Still, if a person asks to have their image taken down, I believe it is in the best interest of all involved to respect those wishes. Of course, it's better to get permission in the first place, but that's not always possible.
That's one of the things I dislike strongly about Facebook. You can't really delete your account. They keep everything, even if you want it removed.
Similar threads
