Appearing on the Net?

[turkeyman]

Is it easy to put say a nude picture of yourself or you and your mate on the internet. I just never have or probably never will ever have the nerve to. It's like I would love to but can't I would love to go to a nude beach but know that I can't.

How does anyone else feel on this subject as there a hundreds of blogs on the net as well as pay sites.:blushing:

 

[gb2000ie]

Trivially easy.

Just a few free options:
1) Flickr
2) Dudes Nude
3) XTube

There are many many many more options. Not at all hard to get your cock on the net

B.

 

[XMan101]

I think the question wasn't about being physically easy but mentally easy.

It depends how bold you are, like everyday life, some are shy of themselves so keep everything wrapped up. Maybe it's a fear of being humiliated. It's not something to do if you don't feel comfortable with yourself , all people are different, and some are exhibitionist and love being seen.

Many, you notice, don't include a face shot with the body, so they still have a certain anonymity while still getting worshipped

 

[gb2000ie]

If it's about feeling then I guess the answer is that you can take it in small steps. Most places allow you to mark shots as private, so you can control access. You don't have to go straight to full-blown exhibitionism. You can start with just soft shots without cock, or maybe the opposite, shots which have your cock, but not your face. You can then keep shots with both private and only share with trusted peeps. Really, any thing's possible, and you should only do things you feel comfortable with.

B.

 

[jw4833]

I agree with xman101; I know for myself, I tend to be careful about posting face pics of myself and very few body pics. I became cool with a guy over the internet a couple of years ago, and he would send me a lot nude pics of himself and because I am loyal, I never thought of putting his pics on display. However, I did send him some and a small video of me jerking off on the bed and guess what??...he posted them and the video and I have a lot of porn studios contacting me about getting in the business. What really bothered me was the fact that I have high profile corporate job and I wa afraid that someone would have seen them and that would cause a lot of problems for me. Therefore, I made a vow to not ever do that again..

 

[Electric_XII]

Did you cringe when mom trotted out the faded snapshots of her little boy going potty?

Well, welcome to 20 years in the future:

Scenario: you're going for that high paying new job or a much needed major new client when unexpectedly, those who hold significant sway over your immediate future receive an e-mail with a curious attachment...

 

[jeansGuyOZ]

A good rule of thumb is, if you would not want to see that photo on the notice board at your local shopping centre, don't put it on the Internet, unless it's on a site where you can make them "private". People do incredibly stupid things with sites like Facebook. I find it hard to feel sorry for people who get fired from their job because their boss saw a photo of them fucking a statue in a public park.

 

[diklik]

If it's about feeling then I guess the answer is that you can take it in small steps. Most places allow you to mark shots as private, so you can control access.

The only prob there is that the viewer may, in his zealousness (or other emotive state) post what he sees in private to a very public site. There is no real way to prevent images from being saved to a viewer's computer. Once there, it can be open season. Even if your buddy is loyal, how about the very real possibility of HIS machine being hacked, which happens hundreds of thousands of times every month. Then, the hacker who takes control or gains access can do what they will with any images found on the victimized machine.

Xman101 mentioned using photos cropped or shot to exclude the face. That might work, at least to create some level of anonymity.

 

[gb2000ie]

The only prob there is that the viewer may, in his zealousness (or other emotive state) post what he sees in private to a very public site. There is no real way to prevent images from being saved to a viewer's computer. Once there, it can be open season. Even if your buddy is loyal, how about the very real possibility of HIS machine being hacked, which happens hundreds of thousands of times every month. Then, the hacker who takes control or gains access can do what they will with any images found on the victimized machine.

Xman101 mentioned using photos cropped or shot to exclude the face. That might work, at least to create some level of anonymity.

Sure - there are no guarantees in this world. Just having the shots on your own hard drive is not without risk. Your own machine could be hacked! But there is still a HUGE difference between having stuff on the public internet, and having the stuff limited to a few people whom you then have to trust.

B.

 

[diklik]

But there is still a HUGE difference between having stuff on the public internet, and having the stuff limited to a few people whom you then have to trust.

Sure, and for most guys that would be a reasonable precaution. I speak from experience though, and all that was involved was a head and shoulders shot of me, fully clothed, almost like a publicity still. I exchanged the pic with someone whom I had buddied on the internet for almost a year, pretty vanilla convos, no sexual come-ons, etc. etc.. Private pic on a social network site that was very much locked down. The dude decided to boast about his "distinguished looking friend" (me) to someone else, and my private pic was shopped around in public in a matter of a few days, and I was a little embarrassed that someone I was partnered with discovered my pic on someone else's Faceblob account - one of those incredible coincidences that seem to happen. The explanation was accepted, especially since it was an innocent shot. but the wrong person with the wrong motives or attitude can wreck your day, to say the least.