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Admittedly there is a lot of "spying" going on. Cameras at every convenience store, and at traffic lights and on street corners in most metropolitan cities record the daily doings of the populous. And forget about the Internet, where your every habit is noted and even recorded. Who you know, where you live, your date of birth, your spouse and children and parents, where you work, where you used to work and more is easily found by an amateur sleuth with a few minutes to spare.
Ditto your voting record, vaccination history, and just about anything else you can think of. This loss of privacy causes most of us to wring our hands in horror. But yet.....
Online, short, homemade movies ("Reels") posted by people who allegedly value their privacy disclose their daily habits, diets, feelings, bowel movements, sex lives, emotional status, suicidal thoughts and just about every "private" thing you can imagine. Women have no shame when it comes to exposing their big fat gross tummies hanging over their jeans and then extolling the virtues of a new kind of undergarment that will discreetly hide the mess. Or describing how terrible diarrhea kept them from living their best life until they started drinking this or eating that. Or demonstrating how old they look without makeup and then how much younger they look after piling it on. Or posing nude when they are exceedingly pregnant, as if stretch marks represent some kind of outstanding achievement to be lauded.
In a class by themselves are the transgenders, genderqueers, asexuals, anti-sexuals and bisexuals, etc., who think nothing of sharing their fantasies, genitalia preferences and bedroom habits with the world in the hopes of "going viral." But hey, don't you dare take my picture if I go speeding through a red light! What is this, a police state?
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