I used to enjoy the company of others. Whether eating at a nice restaurant, relaxing at a local park, or during the duration of a long car ride, it’s nice to have intimate interaction with others of our species.
But there can be no expectation of intimacy these days. And one cannot assume that their privacy will be respected in this age of anti-social media.
Because every gathering now can include hundreds or even thousands of uninvited guests that are made privy to both your location and the nature of your business.
If one wants to reveal every intimate detail about their day to day affairs that is fine by me. That is their choice and more power to them.
But to drag me or anyone else in as an unwilling accomplice seems to be going too far. I often do not wish for people to know where I am or whom I am with. I may be an old fuddy-duddy but that’s me!
So here’s my question:
Wouldn’t it be proper for someone to ask first if it’s OK to post another person’s image or whereabouts “on the fly?”
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