Can a nude picture ruin your career?

[Anonymous]

an ex took a nude picture of my sister when she was sleeping, can it truin her career?

[ProCoffeeAntiSleep]

Yes, but it depends. Teachers and other careers involving children it can be a big problem (even if not officially).

I know someone who worked as home care, a lot of clients (whom are all quite old, conservative, and can’t imagine any grey around something like this) complained to the office after they heard about an ex leaking their nudes. They weren’t fired because of the nudes, but because of the complaints.

On the other hand some people have OnlyFans, and full porn videos online with no repercussions. It ultimately depends on what job you have, who can see the pictures, and how much control you have over them.

I would note this may change. Leaked nudes are becoming more common, and the impact they can have over your career might change if legislation comes in to protect victims, which a lot of people are pushing atm.

[ZackBan]

It depends on a lot. If she was just sleeping there and he took a pic then most likely no if anything he can be charged for any one 10 crimes for sharing it.
The part about nudes that ruin careers is when the person themself pose for it and know about it being taken, it speaks to their character and decency but we all have bodies after all and someone taking a photo of that body without our knowing does not speak to our character

[MotorcycleMan]

Sure it could, depending on the career, however, taking a nude picture of someone without their permission is probably against enough laws to land your X in jail for a while.

[Asker]

she works in management

[MotorcycleMan]

Also depending on the company and how they are feeling that day. Certainly not her fault if she was sleeping, unless she was passed out drunk in the middle of the street or something.
For her to get into any kind of trouble, he would have to share it with others, which is probably breaking even more laws.
Personally, I'd be pressing charges against this guy.

[slatyb]

Unlikely. People do take their clothes off from time to time. Is she recognizable in the photo? What is her career?

[Anonymous]

Potentially, if it manages to somehow reflect on the company in a bad way. It's possible but I wouldn't worry about it. If it surfaces anywhere (if you can't just get him to delete it), just have the website remove it.

[TommyMountainFigure]

Not once the details of how the picture was taken emerge. It could however land her ex in prison!

[Honesttguy]

Its easier to imagine if you are naked in your work place, can that ruin something?

[Dream_vacation]

People are naked sometimes it's not a big deal. I don't think she should be afraid for her career at least if she's mature and the people she works with are mature.

[cth96190]

How old was she at the time?
If she was under age, he is guilty of producing child pornography.

[IncognitoBandito]

Nudes are a dime a dozen, there are literally millions of women who have a porn video somewhere on the internet.

[Browneye57]

Not likely. If he posts it she can sue him for defamation.

[EnglishEuropean]

It can if it's a picture of you in the nude molesting an infant. Otherwise no.

[888theGreat]

How? He pulled sheets back? I bet he got sum too. What does pic show? Front or back?

[Anonymous]

It can , but it can also ruin his if he shares it. That's called revenge porn and it's illegal in some places.

[Asker]

in what way

[Opinion Owner]

Same mostly.

[Asker]

so you say it can ruin her career

[Opinion Owner]

If the pics are shared with coworkers , it would ruin her career.

[Asker]

in what way?

[Anonymous]

Depends on the career. But if he posts said picture he can be arrested for revenge porn in most jurisdictions.

[Open2It]

There could be legal repercussions for her... she might consider consulting a lawyer

[Terssert]

BaşkasıDid he share it with anyone else, my brother sent him pictures of me?

[chriscdi]

Depends on the career

[DeltaCharlieEcho]

In a just work it would

[najekim]

Depends on your career even though it shouldn't.

[TurkishDİxon3419]

Why do you feel the need to do this?

[Dream_vacation]

did you even read the question

[JustRelax]

i think nope bc ex who is guilty