Do you sext?

[Anonymous]

Just FYI:

Maryland courts may consider virtual infidelity a form of adultery, which is a legal reason family judges accept to seek a divorce. Consequently, virtual infidelity requires the same level of proof as seeking divorce for adultery: Disposition and opportunity.Apr 11, 2022

[Anonymous]

Oh, this is why I don’t date lawyers.

[Anonymous]

Also, is all of DCUM about contentious divorces? I am so confused by the topic creep

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes. I have in a few relationships. Text. Pics. Vids. Audio files. Whatever is fun.

Embarrassment is unlikely. And I don’t care about the tiny risk. Not breaking any laws. Nobody cares about me. I’m not a celebrity.

Ate you female?

I would be surprised if any female shared your cavalier attitude (about her co-workers or family members possibly seeing her posing nude??)

Oh, and I have no female friends who would find a di*k pic to be sexy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have, with a previous boyfriend and when that relationship failed, my ex sent it along to mutual contacts. It was really traumatic.

I told my current boyfriend about it and why I will never do it again, and he is really put out that I did it with someone else but not him. Like he pesters me several times a week.

I’m thinking I might be done with men.

But if you have never done it, my advice is to not start.

I told by boyfriend, “At MY age, I want you … no, I NEED you to distribute these images to at least five of your friends.”

He never did.

When I was a girl I wanted to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Now it will never happen; Now I have to pray for a photo leak or vengeful ex lover.

If you knew a young woman who was traumatized/violated in this manner, you would not joke about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yep. Still have nude pics of the last three gfs I had before marrying my wife too. I use them all to choke the chicken.

Your poor wife.

You are an immature creep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have, with a previous boyfriend and when that relationship failed, my ex sent it along to mutual contacts. It was really traumatic.

I told my current boyfriend about it and why I will never do it again, and he is really put out that I did it with someone else but not him. Like he pesters me several times a week.

I’m thinking I might be done with men.

But if you have never done it, my advice is to not start.

I told by boyfriend, “At MY age, I want you … no, I NEED you to distribute these images to at least five of your friends.”

He never did.

When I was a girl I wanted to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Now it will never happen; Now I have to pray for a photo leak or vengeful ex lover.

If you knew a young woman who was traumatized/violated in this manner, you would not joke about it.

I do. My niece, recently. told her my same story. I told her not to care. I also turned it around and told her the young man was likely immature and showing off. I told her to learn better methods and use the technology available to her . The kids who hurt themselves do it be user their family units use shame as a method of control.

The human body has nothing to do with shame. Shame is internal and is taught

[Anonymous]

because became “be user “. Bad AI.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just FYI:

Maryland courts may consider virtual infidelity a form of adultery, which is a legal reason family judges accept to seek a divorce. Consequently, virtual infidelity requires the same level of proof as seeking divorce for adultery: Disposition and opportunity.Apr 11, 2022

I am sorry you can not get a paid job. At least you give it out for free, I guess. (??)

[Anonymous]

Nooooo in fact my bf keeps sexting and I keep telling him to stop. Not into it and would rather just talk dirty in person and have actual sex than get random messages throughout the day.

[Anonymous]

Yes. Married. No face pics or pics, don’t want any either. FaceTime doesn’t leave evidence. Neither of us is a celebrity, nobody cares. Mostly suggestive written texts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Married. No face pics or pics, don’t want any either. FaceTime doesn’t leave evidence. Neither of us is a celebrity, nobody cares. Mostly suggestive written texts.

FaceTime has texting ability?

[Anonymous]

No need! We see each other a few nights a week and can enjoy the real thing. Actions speak louder than words and pics sent can haunt you forever. Breaking up with a guy and him having pics of me is a license for blackmail regardless of the law.

[Anonymous]

Yeah with AP.

[Anonymous]

Say your spouse decides to divorce you and you've been having sx with someone else prior to the end of the marriage. But you don't deny it. Is your ex's lawyer still trying to dig up your dirty texts? And for what?