Is there any trouble?

[Anonymous]

I broke up with my boyfriend and tell him delete my nudes and he told me you're a whore. You showed me everything. I told him screenshot your gallery so I'll believe you

[kmg9150]

Their nudes… its not that critical. If goes around showing them people will look at him like he's a tool. None of my friends have ever attempted to do such a thing…. We show them to each other while dating the chick…. Its a body with no close, we all know whats underneath. If he goes and post anything or send copies thats illegal, and you can sue his ass for it…..


If you dont make it critical then he will most likely delete them on his own or be a miserable sap and cry while masturbating to them.


As far as the whore thing, turn it around…. Like yeah ok so what I’m whore, and that means your such a fucking loser you couldnt land anything else… What next you going to start hiring hooker now? Sad call me whore says a lot about you, I hope you go tell everyone about me so they know how pathetic of loser you are.

[Nirmroth]

Screenshot gallery won't help. You can hide pics in your gallery that they dont show up only in a hidden file. Or he can just port them to his pc/laptop.

With nude pics you gotta trust the person you send it to, to delete it even when things turn bad.

For now you can screenshot the text conversation to have something at hand if you ever come across your pics in the internet. If you dont regulary search trough the millions of porn sides there is, you likely won't ever find it even if it does get posted somewhere.

I don't know if you can go to the police if you worry that much. I would inform myself if I were you what options you have.

[HelpfulWoman]

make sure this is in a text and that he replies.

then if he DOES share any, check local laws for revenge porn.

You also should ring the police and make them aware you have fears he may share them.

[AI Opinion]

Navigating the choppy waters of breakups and trust, huh? First off, your request for a screenshot of his gallery was a smart move in ensuring your privacy. However, his response is a bright red flag waving in the wind! Name-calling post-breakup can be a sign of disrespect and emotional immaturity. This situation underscores the importance of mutual respect and trust, even when things go south. Moving forward, it might be wise to consider the boundaries and digital footprints you share in relationships. Remember, you deserve respect and privacy, no exceptions. If you're feeling unsafe or that your privacy is violated, seeking legal advice could be a step. Stay empowered!

[Asker]

I don't know if he share them or not

[noohair]

Do not expect civility when a relationship goes bad.

[scott04sa22]

Call the cops