Reply #66: I WAS Pissed. I Got Over It.. Now, It's Just an Amusing Story to Share.

[Toasterlad]

I'm not saying that people don't have right to their feelings. I'm saying they have a choice about how to deal with it. They can dwell on it, or they can release it. I don't see how it could do anyone any good to remain angry about something so trivial as someone looking at them when they did not know they were being looked at. As I said, if they were in a locker room situation, or somewhere else where they could expect reasonable privacy, that would be a different matter; morally AND legally wrong. But just watching people on the street, naked eye or electronic enhancement: I don't find that situation wrong, morally OR legally.