[ SECRET POST #5595 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5595 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

bet this would be a different story if a stranger online just said that they knew where you live but don't worry they won't do anything about it.

[(Anonymous)]

But OP didn't specify who. If the celebrity knew they were doing this, then that crosses an ethical line. If someone knew where I lived based on public info, did absolutely nothing about it, did not inform me, or share this info with anybody else, I would not have a problem with it. If they informed me, then IMO that would be invasive and unethical. But OP did not tell the celebrity a damn thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Look, you can collect your 8th grade teacher's discarded nail clippings over the course of the school year and keep them in a mason jar under your bed. The nail clippings are garbage. Taking them isn't stealing and keeping them doesn't hurt your 8th grade teacher in any way. Keeping garbage in a jar under your bed isn't unethical. You'd never dabble in illicit human cloning experiments or escalate to amputating entire digits. Your 8th grade teacher doesn't even know that you have these. But then you decided to tell an entire room full of perfect strangers you've got 10 ounces of teacher toenails stashed under your bed and now most of them think you're a creepy fucking weirdo. You can learn to live with it or you can ignore it, but you can't change it. Especially when your best argument is, "C'mon guys. It's not like I cut off my teacher's actual toes and put those in a jar under my bed!"

[(Anonymous)]

Is the teacher affected by it in any way? Do they even know about it?

If no, then it's weird as hell but it's still harmless. (Until the hexing starts. It's all fun and games till someone starts with the witchcraft)

I think I'd be kind of in awe of someone who did that honestly. Gross, but fascinating.

[(Anonymous)]

Harmless creepy fucking weirdo is still a creepy fucking weirdo. News at Eleven.

[(Anonymous)]

Not arguing at if something is creepy and uncomfortable. I just don't think it's a moral wrong.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think anyone here is saying that it's a moral wrong. At most, some are saying that normalizing this behavior would be a moral wrong.

[(Anonymous)]

This also isn't a great analogy because your teacher has a relationship with you and knows you exist, and could potentially find out. The celebrity has no relationship with OP and does not know they exist, and they are extremely unlikely to cross paths.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't have a relationship with any of the celebrities whose nudes have been leaked against their will, and if I looked those nudes up they'd never find out, but I'm sure they'd prefer if it wasn't considered normal and acceptable to look up people's leaked nudes.

[(Anonymous)]

This was private information that was leaked. Not public information given out by the person themselves.

[(Anonymous)]

OP didn't make it sound like the celebrity in question announced their routes from home to coffee shops on their official account. They probably let some clues slip by accident and the rest was down to detective work by the stalker OP.

That's how all doxxes are done, minecrafter Dream’s address was found by crossreferencing the photos of his kitchen with the historical records of real estates in his state. Posting a selfie in his kitchen wasn't a deliberate attempt to share his address with the world, and it's disingenuous to pretend like it's equivalent to people putting their full adress in their twitter bio.

[(Anonymous)]

+2000

[(Anonymous)]

I'm just going to make peace with the fact that some people on here are just psychos.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes.