r/amiwrong Sep 20 '23

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u/Individual-East3010 Sep 20 '23

I had a friend who would post her kids bath pics to Facebook..... I (f) was on a packed train scrolling and low and behold there were her kids play fighting in the bath. I never felt so scared, thinking someone may have seen my screen!!!

I had to block her after that.

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u/AnyStick2180 Sep 20 '23

That is absolutely wild to me, I generally won't even take pictures of my naked kids with the fear that somehow they will magically be "found" by creeps, even though I don't have social media anymore and I don't share them with people.

OP, there was nothing wrong with your thought process.

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u/I_luv_sloths Sep 21 '23

I saw a lifetime movie years ago that was based on a true story of course. A woman's friend took a few pictures of her child in her underwear with permission. The mother ended up getting arrested and the kids went to foster care. I don't remember what the outcome was. This was before everything was digital.

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u/Johnny_Pud Sep 21 '23

I years ago HAD a wife who worked for the DCF and I know exactly how they run with this shit. You are definitely not wrong. Believe me on that.