if someone was talking my picture at a nude beach I would ask her why . if the answer is acceptable and they were not trying to hide the camera I would have no problem with it
On another site I saw an opinion that digital cameras are so ubiquitous and photos are being shared or posted on-line at such a rate that any pretense of image security has passed into history. The younger generation seems to be devoid of an assumption of privacy, and perhaps they have seen the future more than older people.
For a long while I was hesitant to post naked photos on-line, but then I got into a discussion on another site where I was advocating popular acceptance of nudity as an every day choice of outfit. I opined that seeing naked humans needs to become so common that its not a shock to the public. The other guy pointed out that my reluctance to post nude photos was contrary to my advocacy. So I changed my photo settings and practice. I'm out of the closet so to speak. I push the window being seen naked in person and allow myself to be part of nudity becoming common on internet.
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