Privacy on Shine

Would You Ever Let Your Guy Read Your Diary?

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In a recent interview with British GQ, Nicole Kidman said she burned some of her diaries after she married Keith Urban in 2006. Sounds drastic, but I bet it was cathartic at the same time! She said, "You can't read somebody's diary. You shouldn't read it. I burnt most of my journals after I remarried. You're only going to find out bad things." I can understand where she's coming from, but I don't know if I could ever get rid of my old diaries, could you?

Is Facebook Too Pushy?

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by Sybil Adelman Sage You could say it’s my own fault for going onto Facebook before my morning latte, knowing that I’m apt to be made cranky by what I consider "Facebook abuse," the promiscuous postings…

Would you post a picture of your kid online?

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Freaks. Pedophiles. Kidnappers. These are my thoughts every time I want to post a picture of my son, LBZ online. They are my clanging, internal alarm, warning me about the perils of technology and a world in which my son's innocently posted picture could be...what, exactly?…

Ijustmadelove.com does it on the web

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You knew it was coming. And it is. All the time. That's right, ijustmadelove.com has finally made an exhibitionist's haven on the web. Marrying Google Maps technology with regular old horn-doggery, the site gives users a place to…

Oklahoma Prepares to Put Abortion Details Online

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Starting Nov. 1, any woman who has an abortion in Oklahoma will have to fill out an extensive questionnaire that will subsequently be posted online. Supporters of the law say that the information will help healthcare officials reduce the number of abortions. They also reason that the answers must be posted online so academic researchers can access the data.

As you can imagine, the logic behind these assumed advantages, along with the entire premise of posting extensive information about individual abortions online, is flawed for various reasons. Here are a few:

New Oklahoma law will publicy post details of women’s abortions online.

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Posted from Think Progress

On Nov. 1, a law in Oklahoma will go into effect that will collect personal details about every single abortion performed in the state and post them on a public website.…

If your partner died and you later discovered their journal or dairy, would you read it?

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I’ve never experienced this, but a close friend has and he admitted that found some things in it that he wasn’t happy about. In all, he’s indifferent about whether or not reading it was good or bad, or right or wrong.

What are your…

Do celebs owe us an explanation for their addictions and breakdowns?

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Every celebrity is different when it comes to how much of their personal lives they share with the public. Some avoid paparazzi at all costs and refuse to discuss their children or their relationships. Others talk incessantly about

Relationships , love , and , and , harmony

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bugs as in people always bugging someone all of the time

Is running an official Background Check on a potential new partner just being paranoid?

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Have you ever felt the urge to run an official Background Check on a potential new partner, yet declined it because you felt rather guilty about doing something like this behind their back? Have you ever found yourself actually feeling offended after learning that someone has just run a background…