Contrary to what most people believe, I have not been on the receiving end of many nsfw pictures. Maybe it is the fact that I did not get a phone til I was 15. Maybe it was the fact that I had pimples all over my face till I graduated. The likely answer however is that the idea of asking a girl to send me naked photos of themselves is way above my confidence level and quite frankly, to me, a foreign concept.

Thankfully for me, the opposite is also true—I have never sent someone a picture of myself nude and probably never will. And thanks to my lack of physical confidence I do not have to worry about this next story.

MSNBC reports today that your private porn pictures statistically are not private for very long. That is right folks, you do not have be Kanye West or Scarlett Johansson for the whole world to see your naked sexts. That full nude text you sent your boyfriend is probably on the internet somewhere. Parasite porn sites obtain images from lost or stolen cellphones, hacked private accounts on Photobucket, Flickr, or Facebook, or from chat sites and Tumblr.

The point is if you have sent or hosted a naked picture of yourself it is probably on some porn site somewhere for some sad sap to be masturbating to. So next time you decide to do this, just think that there is a slight chance that your father will be browsing through porn and find it; that is not a dinner conversation I would like to sit through.

Ultimately, our generation needs to realize that ANYTHING posted online has the opportunity to end up everywhere and will NEVER go away. Whether it is a picture of you smocking out of a bong, or you masturbating with a cucumber; it will always be there for everyone to see.

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