Creating True Peace -
Ending Violence in Yourself, Your Family, Your Community, and the World
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Thursday, 30 May 2019
quote [ "A few months ago, I found the stream of an 18-year-old guy whose routine I liked a lot. “Cam” quickly became one of my favorites, and I always tipped generously whenever I saw his show. [...] his bio mentioned that he’s a high school senior who lives in the same metropolitan area as me and likes daddies. [...]
This is where it gets weird. Cam’s voice sounded familiar, but I couldn’t place it. He talked about wanting to show his face on camera, and one night he did. I was shocked when I realized he was the son of my co-workers. [...] Should I tell Cam’s mom and dad? ] ASK SE TIME! I couldn't think of anyone more qualified to answer this question. I normally wouldn't post a Dead Prudence on here, but this was just too relevant and topical to the site not to.
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arrowhen said @ 7:38am GMT on 31st May
As someone who is not LBGT but has someone who has been on the internet for a goddamn quarter century or more, he should respect the motherfucking random internet stranger's privacy on the internet because he's a motherfucking random stranger on the internet.
"No one knows you're a dog on the internet" has always been the entire fucking point of the internet, and no matter how many assholes want to sell you dog food on the internet, that should always be the fucking point.
arrowhen said @ 7:42am GMT on 31st May
Edit: I may be slightly drunk, so my wordies may be moderately beshitted.
As someone who is not LBGT but has been on the internet for a goddamn quarter century or more, he should respect the motherfucking random internet stranger's privacy because he's a motherfucking random stranger on the internet.
"No one knows you're a dog on the internet" has always been the entire fucking point of the internet, and no matter how many assholes want to sell you dog food on the internet, that should always be the fucking point.
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arrowhen said @ 7:38am GMT on 31st May [Score:3 Good]
Edit: I may be slightly drunk, so my wordies may be moderately beshitted.
As someone who is not LBGT but has been on the internet for a goddamn quarter century or more, he should respect the motherfucking random internet stranger's privacy because he's a motherfucking random stranger on the internet.
"No one knows you're a dog on the internet" has always been the entire fucking point of the internet, and no matter how many assholes want to sell you dog food on the internet, that should always be the fucking point.
