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If they’re fake, then I won’t care. But of course, like it was said elsewhere, I live in a place where nude pictures are, at most, an embarrassment and not a threat to my life or physical wellbeing.

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You won’t care, but your employer might, to the point where they fire you. Your partner might, to the point where they leave you. Your overbearing family members might, to the point where they put out an ‘honour killing’ hit on you, or do the deed themselves.

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He/she already said it. It is not a problem in the country/society he lives in. “Just an embarrassment”, they said.

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Like I just pointed out, ‘something embarrassing’ can have much dire consequences when put in the wrong hands.

It only has to go to someone with no chill and they will make the problems. The place they live in might be chill, but that doesn’t mean there will be zero consequences.

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