With the invention of camera phones came the lowering of inhibitions and the rise of scandalous raunchiness from just about everybody from 15-year-olds to 65-year-old G-MILFS.
Why does everybody want to show his or her business?
A few years ago, cell phone photos of Vanessa Hudgens, Disney star of High School Musical, surfaced on the Internet creating an outcry from parents who demanded some sort of action from Disney execs. The racy photos showed more than just innocent teasing. They were a full frontal exhibition of “Hey Nani Nani” and “Look at the twins.”
If anything positive came out of the pics, there was increase of viewership from young teen-aged boys and perverted old men.
Recently, photos of Portland Trail Blazers’ center Greg Oden in all his glory surfaced on the Internet. Oden confessed to photographing his “junk” with his cell phone over a year ago and sending them to his girlfriend at the time.
What possesses somebody to look at their cell phone and think to themselves, “Hmmm, I think I’m going to photograph my wee wee,” then decide to send it to somebody?
People need to understand that the law of probabilities says that there is a good chance of revenge in the near future. People get upset at each other from time to time. A large amount of relationships do not last. People break up and when they do, there is a likelihood that each will be looking for fuel to exact vengeance on the other. Why let your “Twig and Berries” be that fuel?
A word of advice, the next time you think about getting creative with your cell phone while you’re in your moment of naked glory, imagine that photo appearing on the internet for future employers who might Google you.
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