Honestly I wouldn't worry about it... we don't that much... but I was trying to make the case that there are employers and people out there that will judge you for what you do on your own time. Most swingers are very private for this very reason. it would be nice if people weren't judged but that's not the world we live in.
There is only one person in those pictures because I cropped the other people out of them. Posting contributer pics on MS or WW will get them widely distributed. There are a number of sites that grab those pictures and repost them. Though the other people in those pictures were having fun in them it would have been inappropriate to subject them to that. If you want to know a secret look at the picture with the girl biting the thong. You can't tell who she is but if you look closely you'll see she is holding her bottoms in her hand. See you down there on Tues!:anon:
i agree....when you have a career like that, whether it be as a teacher or professor, something political, a doctor, lawyer, etc...the last thing you want is a picture of you to pop up on the internet of you in lingerie surrounded by a group of other people in lingerie when the onlooker has no idea of the situation or circumstance...imagine the rumors! especially with platforms such as facebook, myspace, and topix for that stuff to take off on!! people dont think about that stuff. yeah, it COULD ruin your career! i dont agree with banning camera usage, i just hope people are respectful when taking pictures, as i WILL BE. i plan on attending and participating at lingerie night and the last thing i want is some creep (someone else referred to them as "pervs" or "tools") in the back corner of the room taking my picture!! I'll gladly be in pictures with friends that we meet and hang out with and i dont mind being in pictures around the pool area, its a pool and and its in Mexico...people are going to be topless! from what i've experienced so far on this forum, people ARE respectful of others when taking pictures and protect them with passwords. hopefully the rest of the resort guests are too because I'd like to let loose and have an amazing time and not have to worry about this crap!! :daveandmo:
Ha. When you mentioned a couple weeks back about the MS and WW contributor posts I did take special notice to that exact picture and was wondering.
Three words... "Ask permission first!" It shows courtesy, respect, and someone who does not want to get a punch in the face by a jealous partner. I wonder how many of the pics end up on web sites that these people make money from. Here's an idea - carry a contract with you, when the person takes a pic, have them sign the contract, tell them you want royalties, then tell them your lawyer will be in touch. I bet they hit the delete button pretty fast after that! :ernaehrung024:
I came close to hitting someone last september but I would have been the one looking the fool so this year I will handle things differently. If guys refuse to delete the pics then thier camera will be going for a swim lol
When I was younger alot of problems could be solved with a punch in the face. It was a more honest, more simple time. I miss those days. Full disclosure: I have been on both ends of the punch in the face and understand fully its effectiveness as a behavior modification tool.:angel1:
Quote: Originally Posted by us2933 I came close to hitting someone last september but I would have been the one looking the fool so this year I will handle things differently. If guys refuse to delete the pics then thier camera will be going for a swim lol If I recall correctly, his camera did go for a short trip. :mnm: OMG Ken, I forgot about that. So funny when I missed his sun lounger and it hit the floor, I just thought 'o shit' what have I done lol
