@emmymoore74@yourmindinword@wealthysamson@Wizarab10 If he had already told her to go to the hospital, sending the video could simply have been her way of showing where the pain or swelling was, not asking him to treat it. Fear doesn’t always make people act in the most logical way, and context matters.
@emmymoore74@yourmindinword@wealthysamson@Wizarab10 You’re assuming she sent it because she thought he could diagnose her. There’s no evidence of that. People who are scared often show a trusted family member exactly what’s wrong, even when that person isn’t a doctor.
@yourmindinword@wealthysamson@Wizarab10 If you had a medical concern and your sister was the only trusted family member available, the context would still be medical, not sexual. Intent and context matter.
@yourmindinword@wealthysamson@Wizarab10 That's false comparison. A breast isn’t a sexual organ, and she wasn’t sending the photo for sexual reasons she was trying to show the location of a painful medical issue.
@Wizarab10 She’d never sent anything like that to her brother before. She only did because she was worried about her health. Instead of judging, ask if they still have parents or if he’s the only family she could turn to.
@yourmindinword@wealthysamson@Wizarab10 The question people should be asking is: do they still have parents, or is her brother the only close family member she could turn to in that moment? Context matters.
@yourmindinword@wealthysamson@Wizarab10 The sister had never sent anything like that to her brother before. She only did it because she was genuinely worried about her health and wanted someone she trusted to see where the pain was.
@Wizarab10 This isn’t really a boundary issue. She was worried about d breast pain she was experiencing nd needed to show d exact area where it hurt. She wasn’t sending intimate pictures to her brother casually or under normal circumstances, it was for a medical concern. So what’s ur point?