I haven't looked at them because I would feel like a turd.

+1.

I haven't seen them either.

Meh. What do I care? They don't have mine!!

And neither do I.

Haven't seen them. Won't.

I've had a similar type invasion and it's not a good feeling.

i saw a boob pic from Jennifer L. but nothing else.

I've seen Lindsey Lohan and Britney Spears' beavers, but those were taken when they were in public sans undies. Which I justify as being different than images that were taken on a phone meant either for one person or a few specific people and which were stolen and shared publicly. Looking at them to me would be like going to a party and saying, "Wow, that's a nice spread of food where'd you get it?" having the host answer, "Well, I robbed Cliff's house and this is what was in his fridge" and then smiling and saying, "Cool, let's eat!"

Maybe I'm paranoid because my d*ck has been shared SO many times and, well, let's just say I don't wanna have to answer for my shortcomings, but still...kinda f*cked up to hack someone's phone, steal their *kitten*, post it online and have people talk about the stolen *kitten* like it's no big deal that it was stolen.

Not sure how to approach this one. Is it bad to send out d*ck pics (and if its like what I've heard from most MFP women, those pics are sent unsolicited) or look at nudie pics that have been hacked and posted online? As Mark Cuban said when Donald Sterling made his racist comments, you're on a slippery slope when you start judging others without taking inventory of your actions.

Well, I never sent a d*ck that was not requested. Also, because I am slightly paranoid? I have a catalog of all those requests just in case someone gets cold feet later and says it was unsolicited. Creepy? Maybe. But I have found that people can have very selective memories when human interactions and genitalia are involved.

"Slap me harder, Daddy! I'm your bad ****ing girl!"

"...*sob* and then...he slapped me and made me call him Daddy. It was humiliating."