The existing material exposing me naked is not new material, but it does still expose me to whoever views it, including on social media sites. The list of social media sites I still use is not a long list. I have accounts or pages on so many sites that I rarely visit, if ever anymore. Some of them I can no longer even sign in to. The page is there as always but I can only view it as any other visitor would, and reset options do not work. I am given the chance to create a new account instead, which wouldn’t solve anything. Anything exposing me on those sites is just stuck there.
But one social media site, Facebook of all sites, is where my exposure is just the click of a link or button away from being viewed.
https://www.facebook.com/david.steckel.75
Links in the intro there, links in timeline posts, and now a prominent blue “Watch Now” button that is present on the upper part of the page, are all there for anyone to see and use.
Since my exposure on Facebook is to remain permanently, or for as long as the page or site lasts, many people have certainly already seen what the links or button showed them of me. Many were no doubt people I’ve never known, met, or even seen, and they can easily see me naked and more. Some were for sure people who know me. More known and unknown people will obviously continue to click links on the page and also see my exposure.
The blue “Watch Now” button is a recent addition. I don’t know how long it was available for the page. Even after being informed about its use and asked about why no button was present on the page, it took a while to learn how it would be set up.
I was hesitant for there to be a bright blue noticeable button right there literally telling people to watch now, but there was no legitimate reason that justified the lack of the button. So the button was enabled and will always continue to link to a video that will expose me to anyone who clicks the button. The audience for the button is automatically set to public, so every single visitor to the page will have access to it.
While trying to figure out the button thing, I came across a statistics page that counted views of recent posts and link clicks. There’s nothing more specific than just a few numbers. I had assumed that at best the page was visited by a handful of viewers, but it turns that a low day is 60 some views and a high day can be close to a hundred. The views are higher than I would ever have expected them to be, especially considering the low frequency of posting there. There was no control over who visited the page or saw me exposed, but the view numbers are proof that it’s happening more than I originally thought it would. I guess I saw the page as a kind of backwater that few would wander towards, but it doesn’t look to be that way.
It’s my guess, but I think maybe that in certain places around the world, that adult type sites are blocked or getting to them takes several steps to avoid blocks. I think maybe Facebook is accessible in those locations, and if one local person sees my page, then they share it with a small group of others. It’s about all I can come up with for how the page is getting hundreds of views per week. The numbers also include anyone who knows me, but I certainly don’t know that many people.
Only a few people who know me have hinted at seeing me exposed. Always in a short message mentioning my apparent adversity to being clothed, but without mentioning more. If a few bolder people will barely mention what they saw of me, it suggests that most others prefer to say nothing at all after seeing me exposed. That’s a right they have, since nothing is ever required or necessary from anyone who sees me naked or exposed.
