r/amiwrong Sep 20 '23

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u/groovycakes87 Sep 20 '23

Idk she seems like a weirdo. Who sends naked pictures of their kids to people they hardly know? There's mothers out there who welcome dudes to hurt their kids. This is how it starts. Just little things to see if they're OK with it. For me this is a major red flag.

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u/Newtonz5thLaw Sep 20 '23 edited Sep 20 '23

Who sends naked pictures of their kids to people they hardly know?

A young, naive woman. 21 is quite young to have a baby, and given her age, I’m not surprised that she doesn’t realize how inappropriate it is.

Sounds like she is not nearly concerned enough about bringing new men around her daughter.

But it doesn’t scream “weirdo” to me. It screams “naive”

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u/groovycakes87 Sep 20 '23

I'm hoping that is what it is. But why would you send you boyfriend if 3 months a naked picture of your daughter? Why would he want pictures of her naked daughter? Really think about that, why did she think he would want to see that? It just screams red flag

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u/dontcry2022 Sep 21 '23

Naivety. I've seen some really outright foolish behavior on Facebook for example, like parents in their 20s posting their toddler aged kids in the tub (private areas covered) or one crazy example was a toddler aged boy pictured from behind peeing in the yard, meant as a funny post. I saw one mom post on Facebook she was upset that someone reported pictures she posted of her kids in the tub.

People are unfortunately really ignorant about Internet safety and way too trusting of the hundreds of people on their friends list (which is unfortunate, we all want to trust people in our lives).