Reply With Quotei don't use FB, but after reading this…
im thinking about creating a fake account to view photos like that.
A recent thread suggested that Chinese nonworking suburban girls are dull in bed. I found something recently that challenges this notion. Its an observation only
In my Facebook notifications, I got a message about a possible friend. It was a female contact I know at work. She is around 26 years old, and is a slim very attractive professional Chinese lady.
The point is that a few weeks ago she has posted two photos of her and her friends at a hens night. The photo shows them all at someones home in front of a strippers pole, all ten Asian girlfriends are posing in black underwear. Nothing too rude, but very sexy. My coworker has a sexy slim body, perfect proportions, and long legs. My colleagues black underwear looks more like lingerie, and doesnt leave much to the imagination, and she is lying down at the front of the photo. My work colleague is a uni graduate in a respected field
This Facebook account is visible to everyone, including current and future employers
Her parents look like conservative Chinese, you can see them in the Graduation photo she has also shared on her Facebook account
What do the younger guys here think of this oversharing? People dont realise the consequences of what they are uploading to the world
i don't use FB, but after reading this…
im thinking about creating a fake account to view photos like that.
Some employer very conservative about what you can post in social media, one for security reason (i.e title, where you work, check in etc), while related your posting, your friend put herself in questionable position for her in the future. While it's her personal page in social media, adding colleagues as friends could self implicate her and like u said, it could be seen by anyone current and future.
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People really don't think.Originally Posted by murphy
I am currently based in Hong Kong, I am not working for any government but private enterprise.
The current project is collecting footage from around this town to set up an identification database.
Its been an ongoing project for several years.
Facebook and other social media is also used "constantly".
Nothing is private anymore.
Oversharing ? ... realise it now, anything shared even privately is not.
Id share the photos, but obviously for privacy reasons I wouldnt do that.
She has a boyfriend in another photo. Dont guys care what their gf upload onto social media?
Back in the day if my past gf posted herself online in her underwear or lingerie, Id be thinking of dropping her
Send me a link to her profile thx
I'm not one of the younger guys here, but my worry would be that someone could potentially steal your colleagues photo and then use it to advertise a WL somewhere.
Often see adds for girls with only an email address to contact them. Then a link to another site. Obviously scammers but I do wonder where they get the photos from.
Lot of the girls in those pics are the real 'girl next door' types and got to wonder if they've had their pics stolen.
Put stuff on social media seems very risky. This sort of stuff could emerge years later and impact someone's life in a huge way.
I tried setting up a fake account on a separate phone recently. Once it was active the first "people you may know" to be recommended were (the real) ME and many of my contacts. No doubt the new me was also recommended to these contacts.
Do you see more or less of her body in a bikini on the beach if she is on holidays or something! And how common are normal average people posting beach photos all over the Internet ?
Answered your question ?
Google home, Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri and Google phones have always been listening. Thats why they can respond when they finally hear you say "Hey Siri"...
But just cos of our alliance, no media will mention that they have been listening & recording for years now. Same as FB, etc that has been scanning & capturing facial recognition too.
But next gen are too preoccupied. Teenagers as young as 12 are posting nuddies to each other until they get caught and appear on current affairs. Go figure eh
You are overheating , sharing and thinking
Be aware if anyone wanted to and with the correct tech resources and motivation, will also find these posts .
You can’t easily apply your visual moral aesthetic let alone ethics to what a 26 year old Chinese born professional will readily see as norm.
It’s also context
So let’s break it down .. they are women they are at a hens night they are in lingerie they are at someone’s home in front of a pole .. OMFG !! So they are slutty ?
What if they were white Anglo rugger buggers on a bucks night and posted similar ?
And there ya go Murph.. you nailed it ... ir yourself
I’m going to get some hand sanitiser
I think for some girls, if not most who post these type of pictures are looking for attention and validation. I'm sure guys do it for the same reason. A couple of photo's here and there is one thing, but some really do take it to another level.
Yes another one of my workmates has a photo of himself smoking a bong. He is another professional and his employers must see these images and be turned off ever promoting him
He is currently on a low rung in the company, in a position he wants to be promoted out of. Theres no logic here, no matter how you rationalise it. Employers commonly go straight to your Facebook page when you are applying for advertised jobs now
But oversharing is a good thing some say. The young are so desensitised to social media these days, they literally have to be taught about the perils to their careers with it. Unfortunately it all seems so harmless to them
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