What is the likelihood of a man deleting nudes sent to him after the girl asks him to?

[Anonymous]

[ZackBan]

Ngl there's no way that happens.

(Well it might on rare occasions) but you can't assume it will.

The best you can hope for is the picture stay on his phone and when he changes phones they get lost in a drawer but since everything is backed up now even that is not a permanent fix.

That's why I personally never even snap nudes of myself, even as a man, I would rather no digital rendition of my nudity exists because if it does there will always be a probability it's shared and exposed

[Bricealan]

I am reading the input you got regarding your question... I graduated from a police academy, and there is NO FUCKING WAY that a "background check" would result with find that you sent nudes to anyone, unless you sent them to the White House, or maybe to the Police chief's house in the town where you live.

A background check has to do with any Criminal Record, Arrest record,, and maybe a Misdemeanor traffic violation (and I doubt that would show in a Background Check.

If I send you an unsolicited 'penis pic' and you delete it, and don't' file any kind of complaint against me it is NOTHING, and is not a matter of record anywhere. For anything like that to be 'a matter of record' it has to have resulted in a 'complain' of some kind Criminal or Civil

[Bricealan]

P. S. A girl here on GAG sent me an unsolicited picture of her on her knees in the bathtub showing her pussy and asshole, plainly and asking me for my "opinion" NO ONE, ANYWHERE WILL EVER KNOW WHO SHE WAS, WHEN SHE SENT IT OR EVEN THAT SHE EVEN DID IT! END OF DISCUSSION.

[WindAtMyBack]

There are other types of background checks. Places can and do check social media for example. If a picture should make it's way to social media, a porn site or anywhere else on the web, it could potentially hurt someone's prospects for a job.

[Bricealan]

@WindAtMyBack We both know that is not likely to happen, certainly not with anyone I know or have known. If a picture made it to social media, no one gives a damn about it anyway.

[WindAtMyBack]

From what I've heard it's becoming more and more common for companies to do that before hiring someone. It may even be ongoing after they are hired. With face recognition software, it will become easier an easier to find pictures that have been posted. In the not too distant future the entire Internet will be linked as a massive database where it's easy to find out anything about anyone. We are already heading that direction very rapidly.

[MORPHEUS_12]

100% not. Just you wait until you get older and an important opportunity comes up and a background check is done. You will get turned down. This actually happened to a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader who had made it all the way through and was fitted for her uniform. They cut her.

[Asker]

How can they do a background check and find nudes? Content from someone else’s phone that is next to impossible

[Anonymous]

None they save them other places and show you them deleting just one copy!

They are save forever and shared around when he is sexting!

My sister and I are in a small town. She made one mistake in highschool and her nudes are still shared in that highschool!

[daydreammarie]

It's a 50/50 if he's a good man he'll delete then if not then he's not and there's unfortunately nothing we can. Do but prevent it from happening

[236color]

Slim

[spartan55]

About as high as me starting in center field for the Cubs.

[Apple1996]

0% chance of him deleting them

[mandyfire98]

Its very very very low. Lol.

"I deleted it months ago"... then he beats off to it that night.

[dinojames22]

Especially if they are yours

[richardcory]

Some will. I think its difficult to know for sure in each particular case.

[Truthatanycost]

Even if he did delete it, that picture will be on a 'Cloud' somewhere, in a temporary file, a cache. Even when you delete it, it's just marked as such and is still there until overwritten. But in answer to your question I'd say about 0%.

[Lyndsielee666]

That’s how I got ✨black mailed✨ in high school.

[BoopBoopBeep]

I'd delete them if anyone ever asked. Nobody's ever asked. Usually when we part it's just something like "enjoy the movies/pictures" and a smile.

[AviatorTom]

It depends on the guy, but mostly, the odds are pretty low. He'll keep at least one nude, his favorite, for jerk off times.

[MikeTheBartender]

-97% I'd say. I have nudes from decades ago.

[Dargil]

I did it without being asked. Sometimes I wish I didn't and kept a couple of the best ones for my beauty folder.

[Fireguy17]

Zero to none.
And yes, he has shown them to just about everyone.
That is why is the worst idea on the planet to send out nude pictures.
You have no clue where they end up, who will see them and who will try to blackmail you for sex, blowjobs so they don't send them to your parents etc. and you have no idea where they will turn up next.

[sheenagwapa]

highly unlikely

[ProbablyClueless]

Almost zero, honestly. You're better off just not sending the nudes.

[Akam93]

Well if he's a gentleman he will. If he's a pervert he would jack off to them.

[Asker]

I said I hope I’m correct in assuming he deleted them bc I’d like to pretend this never happened and he just said “aw okay is everything okay.” Not reassuring is it

[ginger_snap]

I would guess about 0.

[libraboy]

Very slim. However, I've deleted it twice when asked.

[tfan1]

Depending on how nice and honest he is - also depends if he keeps a copy for his personal masturbation stash.

[Asker]

I said I hope I’m correct in assuming he deleted them and if he has not could he delete them bc I’d like to pretend this never happened and he just said “aw okay is everything okay.” Not reassuring is it

[Sparkie460]

Most guys will probably not delete nude pictures when asked to. I on the other hand would definitely delete the pictures if I were to be asked.