'Oh, to be young and in love' today is far less simple than what it used to be when our parents and grandparents met. We live in a time where our every move is recorded and posted for the whole world to see – and sometimes, it may be a move intended for your significant other's eyes only. Yet somehow, your dirty picture found its way onto the Internet without your permission.
Let's face it: most break-ups are nasty (consider yourself lucky if you've managed to end a relationship amicably). Some may suggest that the best way to get over someone (and to pretend that you're fine without your ex) is to get under someone else – though judging by the nature of most rebound relationships, these are short-lived and a scorned partner might not feel like they have had their vengeance. It's usually those partners who have led to the creation of what has been called 'revenge porn'.
Revenge porn is sexually explicit media of an ex-partner distributed online in a deliberate attempt to humiliate them. These private mementos are either posted on social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter or on porn sites that specifically cater for revenge porn, which has gained a niche of its own in the porn industry. These (mostly) amateur websites allow the anonymous submission of explicit material from just about anybody. Victims of revenge porn do not, however, remain unidentified since the ex who submits the photographs or videos often has the choice to include the name and address of the victim, as well as a direct link to the victim's Facebook or Twitter profile.
I read this during the week and thought i would share it with the other people here. Internet is a scary place at times so watch out and play safe especially with so many weird guys already here