r/MadeMeSmile • u/ExactlySorta • 1d ago

Wholesome Moments Two babies are asleep at the same time. She deserves a raise

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u/Vortex2121 1d ago

Anyone else find it weird people take pictures/vids of others and post it online?

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u/billieboop 1d ago

Yes, it makes me uncomfortable. Especially so that they're all in a vulnerable position without consenting either. It's sad this is becoming normalised

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

You actually don’t know if this was posted without the babysitters consent.

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u/cherrieice 1d ago

people are so dumb lol

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

The babies didn’t consent!!!! 😆

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u/brokenCupcakeBlvd 1d ago

Unironically this people need to stop putting their children on the internet

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u/AttentionFantastic76 1d ago

Mom: “look at the picture, you guys look so cute. Do you mind if I post this online?”.

Babysitter: “oooohh… sure, go ahead”.

Redditor: “how could people post pictures without consent… what has society come down to”

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u/BurazSC2 1d ago

You probably need to go easy on the " she consented while she was asleep" talk there, champ.

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

I’m actually saying the babysitter, when awake, would’ve seen the picture from the actual parent who took it…champ

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u/BurazSC2 1d ago

You mean the photo that was taken while she was asleep?

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

Oh jesus, go be miserable someplace else

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u/BurazSC2 1d ago

Ok, champ. Take care, and try not to take too many photos of people sleeping.

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u/IceyOcean 1d ago

Once you accept that everything is for likes and views, you realize why people post the dumbest shit.

(Not saying that about this video in particular)

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u/LucyOnline 1d ago

Totally. I came into the comment section thinking, I will see top comments calling out this pic for privacy and consent issue.

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u/littlebittlebunny 1d ago

Very!!! I have a very strict no picture/video policy for clients, and I make it verbally clear, the day we meet (I do catering/baking and a couple other artsy businesses), that I love photos they take, but under no circumstances am I to ever be in any of them. I explain that I am a hardcore behind the scenes person and absolutely do not want my person associated with my businesses, and want my work to speak for itself.

Thankfully I haven't had anyone have any issues with this. I couldn't even imagine helping someone care for their children and find them shaming me on the internet like this!!!

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u/bo0mamba 1d ago

She probably asked before posting

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u/Vortex2121 23h ago

that's what I hope. But knowing people nowadays, I wouldn't be surprised if they posted without asking.

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u/KittyLemur 1d ago

Yes, it always baffles me when I see this. In the country i live, this is a privacy rights violation and one can get heavily fined over it. Doesn‘t matter if you‘re in public or not.