Catfish selfie posts creep me out
I always think this poor girl is out there somewhere with no clue someone is pretending to be her. It's like a form of identity theft.
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DrWatson · 70-79, M
I have those same feelings about lots of internet photos.
The catfish ones,the captioned ones, the funny ones. Do the people in the photos give consent?
And then there are the nude or erotic photos that are supposedly just for her partner, but he puts them online without her knowledge.
I read an account by someone who used to visit a site about "show your wife", and he felt sickened when he recognized his son's wife. He wrestled with what to do, but finally decided to have a painful conversation with his son, which he began with "we both have a problem.'
The catfish ones,the captioned ones, the funny ones. Do the people in the photos give consent?
And then there are the nude or erotic photos that are supposedly just for her partner, but he puts them online without her knowledge.
I read an account by someone who used to visit a site about "show your wife", and he felt sickened when he recognized his son's wife. He wrestled with what to do, but finally decided to have a painful conversation with his son, which he began with "we both have a problem.'
bijouxbroussard · F
@DrWatson I have a thing about what I call "wife pimps". I got to be 49 years old without even realizing that sort of thing existed, until I first saw them on EP.
Whether the pics are their actual wives/girlfriends or random internet pics, the need to show off a partner like a car or piece of property screams "loser" like very little does. 😞
Whether the pics are their actual wives/girlfriends or random internet pics, the need to show off a partner like a car or piece of property screams "loser" like very little does. 😞
