It's a difficult area. Guys can sometimes get carried away and don't think with their heads, but If someone made it clear and told me to stop then that's what should happen. It's about respect. But difficult to police and control.
This is sadly what happened - an exchange took place of details, and one side was inundated of images that the other side repeatedly requested, not to receive.
Indeed, how does or can, anyone police apps like so? Impossible...
I believe that social media can be a useful tool but when it takes a precedence over reality and changes how you live your actual life it can be very harmful indeed. Gratification and virtual comfort are a click away which is very seductive, we all love a nice comment on our pictures and that almost instant feedback contrasts wildly from actual day to day living.
I found as a photographer at one point I was concentrating so much on the feedback I was receiving on my images that it was starting to remove the enjoyment in actually taking pictures, I took a step back, realised what is actually important to me and ive been much happier since.
Good luck to the young lady in that article as I can imagine what she has done has taken an awful amount of guts
That's a serious point and I have seen this in effect. In reality, there is nothing social about social media, and if anything is actually sucks the life out of you as you spend more time worrying about your followers and supposed 'friends' and how they will respond, over the actual real life you live.
Can be very dangerous indeed.. Fully concur!
I hope this young lady goes far and does well, a brave thing to do indeed.. Very brave considering her fortunate (?) circumstances..
