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Originally Posted by marleyisalegend  ONCE AGAIN, no one who is arguing against me has said that they wouldn't mind if it was their loved one being taped sitting on the porch or their child being filmed at soccer practice. any one who's arguing AGAINST what i'm saying, go to the beach and start filming, zero in on men's crotches and women's breasts and see if everyone says "it's okay, i'm in public so i expect this. i may not have worded my initial post perfectly and without flaw, but more people are focusing on THAT than the real issue at hand, one that they readily defend until i suggest bringing a family member into the mix. |
I am not sure what you want, but I would not care one bit if someone photographed my daughter playing soccer, my mother coming out of the house, or any of my family members in public. If they are dressed decently and are comfortable with what they chose to wear, who would care if someone photographed them. You are welcome to photograph my son mowing the lawn any time you want. Even if he takes his shirt off. It is not indecent, and he should not feel embarassed. You can photograph us at the beach if you want. My family is not ashamed of what they wear to the beach. My family members have nothing to be ashamed of. They are not going to be embarassed. And none of their friends would think less of them. And you can post the photos on the internet. Any decent person will only see a cute girl playing soccer, a young man mowing the lawn, a family enjoying the day at the beach. I don't really care what some pervert thinks. It is him that has twisted something out of this whole thing.
None of this is offensive to me. Does that shock you? I don't get what I should be upset about. When my kids were playing soccer, you could shoot any pictures of them you want. They were quite adorable, but not very sexual, sorry.
And you should be ashamed of yourself for labeling this thread gay pervert. You owe us all an apology. Quite frankly I find that more offensive than any of your worries about photographing my family.