cajuncocoa
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The answer, I think, dannno, is not about how many people want to see it....it's about revenge on her....it's about embarrassing her. Even if people make fun of her for the picture, it's a win-win for him.I'm going to agree with presence, most of this stuff is in the category of petty drama and not a crime..
As for cajun arguing about husbands putting a camera in the bathroom, the thing is, there are really only a few guys out on the internet who get off on that kind of stuff, unless you are a model or a famous actress, I don't see why a vindictive husband would go through the trouble of doing that and releasing it because like ChristianAnarchist said it will only make him look bad and most likely nobody is going to want to watch it. Should it be a crime? Maybe.. in fact, it may already be illegal.. but it's not worth starting a revenge porn movement and advocating for a whole new set of laws because I just don't see that as happening very often and it's going to entangle a whole different group of people.. certainly only a small fraction of the amount of times this type of stuff happens vs. women willingly exchanging naked photos and make sex tapes, which happens much more often.
I mentioned yesterday that a similar thing happened to me (PHOTOSHOPPED) about 13 years ago, the intent of which WAS to embarrass me. Mission accomplished. The body of the woman my face was Photoshopped on had to weigh at least 500 lbs. It didn't matter that no one would want to see that...that wasn't the point. The point was to have as many people as possible make derogatory comments about me, even though the body didn't belong to me.
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