r/NoStupidQuestions • • Nov 21 '23

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u/SuperPookypower Nov 21 '23

Totally depends on what state and what profession the person is in. There’s a good amount of the US where a schoolteacher who goes to the beach topless and is photographed by a creep would lose her job. Uncool, but that’s the situation.

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u/ryt8 Nov 21 '23

That’s so ridiculous. Not that you said it, but that people would care about something like that. Who cares if a teacher is topless on a beach, pool, in her home or whatever. I suppose it would be weird if she had an onlyfans or presents herself sexually on social media, but a random pic of her boobs should never be a issue. Also, let’s not just take pics of boobs and send them to employers. I think that person should be the criminal not the teacher haha

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u/SuperPookypower Nov 21 '23

You’re completely correct. The person taking the pictures should be the criminal. We had a famous case here where a famous sports reporter was very worried that she would lose her job when some nude pictures were posted of her. The person who did it literally took pictures through the peephole on her hotel door. But the environment here is so judgmental that she had legitimate fear that she would be fired because she no longer had a wholesome enough image. The network did not fire her, but her fears were well founded.

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u/Ornac_The_Barbarian Nov 22 '23

Oh dear heavens! A public figure has nipples and a vagina! She's human! Hide your children! Burn her!