>>3397685There’s a difference between being ashamed of something and knowing that if you’re identifiable, people will actively use it to destroy your life.
If you post your photo on 4chan, and it’s identifiable, there is a significant chance that someone will try to destroy your life. Just for fun. It’s just part of the horrifying reality of modern life. Doesn’t mean you shouldn’t have fun taking artistic—or even just straight up pornographic—pictures if it makes you and the model happy to do so. Just means that it makes sense to not post them on 4chan where your face is identifiable.
And before you respond that that’s /b/ that does that, not /p/, and they shouldn’t be such scaredy cats: I posted a thread here a while back where I forgot to strip the exif out of my photo. My camera automatically adds copyright info. Someone doxxed me and was posting my Flickr and Instagram links before I’d uploaded the third picture. 4chan is horrifying and coming here is akin to shooting up with a needle you found on the ground.
