Fandyien posted:

These women didn't choose to share their bodies with you; just because it's out there doesn't mean it's okay for you to look.

Fandyien posted:

A lot of comments talk about how most of these women will just "get over it" and shrug it off to minimize the damage, and that's great! That's a sensible thing to do, to just put it behind them. But it needs to be said that knowing your body is out there for anyone to see being something you can just "get over" doesn't excuse the huuuuge violation of privacy and show of disrespect for these women as people. This isn't cool, seeking out these pictures isn't cool. These women didn't choose to share their bodies with you; just because it's out there doesn't mean it's okay for you to look.

Blue Raider posted:

Loving Africa Chaps posted:

There's nudes of KD too? I saw her naked in a film once, it was pretty kewl (her being naked, not the film)

Fandyien posted:

A lot of comments talk about how most of these women will just "get over it" and shrug it off to minimize the damage, and that's great! That's a sensible thing to do, to just put it behind them. But it needs to be said that knowing your body is out there for anyone to see being something you can just "get over" doesn't excuse the huuuuge violation of privacy and show of disrespect for these women as people. This isn't cool, seeking out these pictures isn't cool. These women didn't choose to share their bodies with you; just because it's out there doesn't mean it's okay for you to look.

Mean Bean Machine posted:

This leak is a huge show of disrespect for these women taking pics of themselves with a c*ck on their eyes. Lol. Did you also post this when Anthony Weiner's nude pics were leaked?

VikingSkull posted:

show some respect to the chick begging to smell an rear end in a top hat

Meatwave posted:

if I don't look at these nudes, will any of the celebrity chicks bang me out of respect for defending their honor?

WeLandedOnTheMoon! posted:

This is the face of the reddit "Fappening" movement.



lol

Fandyien posted:

I am absolutely disgusted, horrified, and ashamed.
And it wasn't just the creepy "the fappening is here", "this is the best day ever" comments. It's the fact that people are blaming these women for taking nudes in the first place! People are using it as an example of why you shouldn't take nude pics, as if we should guard everything we do from now on because hey, some creepy perv might hack us! This isn't the "dude shared private pic meant for him". This is illegal, disgusting, and deserves jail time. This guy went into celebrities' iClouds with no regard for anyone but himself and his dick.
Futhermore, this is insane victim-blaming. God forbid women share sexual pictures of themselves with a sexual partner, because that's slutty and they deserve to get those photos leaked!
I was so disturbed by this incident that I was brought to tears. This entitlement to women's naked bodies is misogynistic and I'm sick of it.

Fandyien posted:

I am absolutely disgusted, horrified, and ashamed.
And it wasn't just the creepy "the fappening is here", "this is the best day ever" comments. It's the fact that people are blaming these women for taking nudes in the first place! People are using it as an example of why you shouldn't take nude pics, as if we should guard everything we do from now on because hey, some creepy perv might hack us! This isn't the "dude shared private pic meant for him". This is illegal, disgusting, and deserves jail time. This guy went into celebrities' iClouds with no regard for anyone but himself and his dick.
Futhermore, this is insane victim-blaming. God forbid women share sexual pictures of themselves with a sexual partner, because that's slutty and they deserve to get those photos leaked!
I was so disturbed by this incident that I was brought to tears. This entitlement to women's naked bodies is misogynistic and I'm sick of it.

Fandyien posted:

I am absolutely disgusted, horrified, and ashamed.
And it wasn't just the creepy "the fappening is here", "this is the best day ever" comments. It's the fact that people are blaming these women for taking nudes in the first place! People are using it as an example of why you shouldn't take nude pics, as if we should guard everything we do from now on because hey, some creepy perv might hack us! This isn't the "dude shared private pic meant for him". This is illegal, disgusting, and deserves jail time. This guy went into celebrities' iClouds with no regard for anyone but himself and his dick.
Futhermore, this is insane victim-blaming. God forbid women share sexual pictures of themselves with a sexual partner, because that's slutty and they deserve to get those photos leaked!
I was so disturbed by this incident that I was brought to tears. This entitlement to women's naked bodies is misogynistic and I'm sick of it.

Fandyien posted:

I am absolutely disgusted, horrified, and ashamed.
And it wasn't just the creepy "the fappening is here", "this is the best day ever" comments. It's the fact that people are blaming these women for taking nudes in the first place! People are using it as an example of why you shouldn't take nude pics, as if we should guard everything we do from now on because hey, some creepy perv might hack us! This isn't the "dude shared private pic meant for him". This is illegal, disgusting, and deserves jail time. This guy went into celebrities' iClouds with no regard for anyone but himself and his dick.
Futhermore, this is insane victim-blaming. God forbid women share sexual pictures of themselves with a sexual partner, because that's slutty and they deserve to get those photos leaked!
I was so disturbed by this incident that I was brought to tears. This entitlement to women's naked bodies is misogynistic and I'm sick of it.

Fandyien posted:

I am absolutely disgusted, horrified, and ashamed.
And it wasn't just the creepy "the fappening is here", "this is the best day ever" comments. It's the fact that people are blaming these women for taking nudes in the first place! People are using it as an example of why you shouldn't take nude pics, as if we should guard everything we do from now on because hey, some creepy perv might hack us! This isn't the "dude shared private pic meant for him". This is illegal, disgusting, and deserves jail time. This guy went into celebrities' iClouds with no regard for anyone but himself and his dick.
Futhermore, this is insane victim-blaming. God forbid women share sexual pictures of themselves with a sexual partner, because that's slutty and they deserve to get those photos leaked!
I was so disturbed by this incident that I was brought to tears. This entitlement to women's naked bodies is misogynistic and I'm sick of it.

Machinegunboyo posted:

Too obvious a troll try harder next time

VikingSkull posted:

lol where are you C&P'ing these posts from

Fandyien posted:

seriously. i can't smoke in public in this drat city because some giant dude with retarded jesus tattoos/ex girlfriends names in cursive comes up to me and just straight up tells me to give them a cigarette. they don't even ask. then they try to sell me weed. like half of the robberies around here involve a 20-something black male asking someone for a cigarette, being refused, and then beating the poo poo out of the refusee. what the hell man.

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Agrajag posted:

im about to cite you for plagiarism mr

VikingSkull posted:

show some respect to the chick begging to smell an rear end in a top hat

VikingSkull posted:

I'm Crap posted:

unironically this though

Fandyien posted:

That this is okay to the majority of posters is mind-boggling. I hope this doesn't sound like hyperbole but I can't shake the feeling that many posters are exhibiting behaviours similar to those of actual rapists. Specifically the power dynamic element - ideas that these women "owe" us their naked bodies, that they "tease" us in movies by being sexy, that they're public property. And the round after round of cyber-high fiving over the fact that they know these photos were released against their will.
Relishing the idea of seeing the nudes of someone who doesn't want you to see them, despite already having access to plenty of other photos from consenting (often paid) women? Sounds pretty loving familiar to me.

Agrajag posted:

lol 40k seeds

Fandyien posted:

I've read through thousands of comments in various subs but they're all the same. Men bragging about how much they've fapped, how they only loved Jennifer Lawrence because they wanted to see her naked, how she's now a "slut like any other trashy girl on the Internet" because she committed the grievous crime of taking personal nudes.
There are a few people who speak out about the invasion of privacy, but they're inevitably shot down as either being "white knights" who are "missing their balls" or feminist lesbians.
I can't stop myself from reading the literal circlejerk that's going on right now. It's the volume of the misogynistic comments that bothers me. There are thousands of individuals on Reddit who think and feel this way strongly enough to comment on these threads. I would understand glancing at the leaked photos to satisfy curiosity (I'm guilty of that hypocrisy myself), but crudely objectifying women and insulting those who feel uncomfortable fapping to nonconsensually released photos??

Agrajag posted:

lol 40k seeds

VikingSkull posted:

is racism better than sexism? cause your rap sheet indicates you're a racist

Nonsense posted:

Game of Throne episodes, according to game of thrones people themselves average about 10k seeds to keep perspective

quote:

According to piracy-monitoring blog TorrentFreak, the season 4 Thrones finale "The Children" had roughly 1.5 million downloads within just the first 12 hours after the finale aired on the premium cable network, with more than 250,000 users sharing the same file (a record-breaking "swarm" of users). The site estimates that total number of downloads will exceed 7.5 million in the days to come.

Irish Joe posted:

Nope.

Fandyien posted:

This made me upset too. My boyfriend asked me if I wanted to see Jennifer Lawrence nude and, out of curiosity, I said yes. After I saw the pictures and said that they didn't look like they were professionally taken, he told me that celebrities had been hacked and all their nudes were out online. I felt sick and guilty for having looked at Jennifer Lawrence.
I immediately said we shouldn't be looking. I thought it was wrong to look at peoples' bodies without them having released the pictures themselves, but it never really registered as an issue of consent until I read what OP wrote. I realize now that the lack of consent is what initially upset me.
I wish I could write a letter or something to these people who have been violated and tell them that they have support...but they would probably just feel really awkward knowing that the sender of the letter saw them naked. Also, how do you even know where to send such letters?
Ugh. Bottom line is that people are awful and the hackers need to be brought to justice.