>>Well not this, but if I caught wind of it he’d be out of luck.
Well, any girl who would make a sex tape on digital media that can be copied in a few seconds isn’t really a girl who respects herself anyway. Why would anyone else respect her?
If he put a hidden cam in the bathroom and shared that, then I’d agree with you. Keep in mind that these are Millennials, so any fame for any reason is better to them than a life of anonymity.
Would a female applicant who let herself be filmed performing sex acts also be “out of luck”?
I consider the things two people do in private by agreement not to be immoral.
What you do with your wife or girl-friend in private, is not immoral.
Neither you or they have done something that displays a lack of self-respect. It displays an act of love, doing something for the other person that makes them happy.
What I see here is a man acting like a juvenile, posting something on the internet that should not be there. It’s malicious in nature, and I think he should be called to account on it.
I went through a very painful divorce a few years back. I refused to say anything negative about her in public. If I had any materials that were of a private nature, there’s no way in hell I would make them public.
Either a person has a moral code or they don’t. If they don’t, they’ll blame all sorts of stuff on the person they betrayed, and will label them as something less than decent.
That’s wrong.