Let’s have some peace, JDS

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You know y'all miss him. You fuckers stole his signature. @Archie @flyingillini @Pimike

 

[Pimike]

You know y'all miss him. You fuckers stole his signature. @Archie @flyingillini @Pimike

Well
He didn’t t learn from it so he didn’t deserve it.

 

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Well
He didn’t t learn from it so he didn’t deserve it.

Damn it man. I'm so fn dead.

 

[flyingillini]

You know y'all miss him. You fuckers stole his signature. @Archie @flyingillini @Pimike

I have had the leva on block for almost a year. I don't see anything that he posts. From time to time people send me a screen shot but for the most part when the leva posts, I don't see it. He is the epitome of a loser.

 

[flyingillini]

Well
He didn’t t learn from it so he didn’t deserve it.

He is a leva beyond comprehension, can you imagine if the guy actually sat in front of a psychologist for real and laid out his whole life and had sessions with one. There is a good chance that he possibly could be committed.

 

[pipe]

It is going to be more drama, he will make his grand entrance / return as the new and improved JDS which will last for a few weeks until he flies on the handle again. It is a never ending cycle. I work with people with mental problems for a living. You don't change overnight. He will be back acting and playing nice in a new role until "he doesn't" anymore. Noting but attention seeking behavior. Just like the Doug thread, saying this is his last post ever but keeps coming back. Attention seeking behavior is a serious medical condition. They both need validation from others. Please read below, they are both textbook what we learned in Grad School.

HPD
BPD
NPD
these guys have the above.


Histrionic Personality Disorder (HPD) is the primary mental health condition defined by a pervasive, chronic pattern of attention-seeking behavior, dramatic, or theatrical actions, and exaggerated emotions to be the center of attention. Affecting around 1% of people, this disorder typically emerges in late adolescence, causes significant impairment in relationships, and may require psychodynamic psychotherapy.
Key Mental Health Conditions Associated with Attention-Seeking

• Histrionic Personality Disorder (HPD): Characterized by uncomfortable feelings when not the center of attention, inappropriate seductive behavior, and rapidly shifting, shallow emotions.
• Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD): May use intense, dramatic attention-seeking to avoid real or imagined abandonment.
• Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD): Driven by a need for admiration and validation, often using attention to bolster low self-esteem or confirm superiority.
• Other Conditions: Anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, and sometimes oppositional-defiant disorder can involve attention-seeking behaviors.

Common Characteristics of Attention-Seeking Behaviors

• Physical Appearance Focus: Excessive use of appearance to draw attention.
• Dramatic Behavior: Acting in theatrical, overly emotional, or "larger than life" ways.
• Inappropriate Seductiveness: Using, or being flirtatious, in social contexts, regardless of sexual orientation.
• Impulsivity: Making rapid, often reckless decisions.
• Emotional Lability: Emotions that change quickly and appear shallow.
• Fishing for Compliments: Constantly seeking validation, or exaggerating stories for sympathy or praise.

Root Causes and Treatment
Attention-seeking can stem from underlying loneliness, fear of abandonment, or a need for validation, often rooted in childhood experiences or deep-seated insecurity.

• Treatment: Primarily involves psychotherapy (specifically psychodynamic or cognitive-behavioral therapy) to develop healthier coping mechanisms and improve self-esteem.
• Management: Avoiding giving attention to the "performance" while validating the person's, rather than the behavior's, underlying needs can sometimes help.

Heck of a breakdown right here man.

 

[Pimike]

Heck of a breakdown right here man.

Sad but true

What kind of sicko would post his penis for other men in a sports forum to see.

Come on Lou don’t put up with this trash here.!!!

 

[flyingillini]

Sad but true

What kind of sicko would post his penis for other men in a sports forum to see.

Come on Lou don’t put up with this trash here.!!!

Posting pictures of a penis (or any intimate, explicit, or sexual images) without the subject’s consent is illegal in many jurisdictions, even if a moderator deletes the post immediately afterward.
The legality of such actions is based on the violation of the subject's privacy and the non-consensual nature of the distribution, rather than whether the post remains visible, according to legal experts.

Legal Consequences

• Image-Based Abuse/Revenge Porn: Sharing intimate images without consent is often classified as "image-based abuse" or "revenge porn." This is illegal in many places, including parts of the US, Canada, and the UK, and can lead to criminal charges, fines, and imprisonment (up to 7 years in some jurisdictions).
• Unsolicited Digital Content: Sending or posting unwanted explicit images ("cyber-flashing") can fall under harassment laws.
• Civil Lawsuits: Victims can bring civil lawsuits against the person who shared the image to claim damages for distress and reputational harm.

Why Deletion Does Not Absolve the Poster

• Act Committed: The crime is completed the moment the image is transmitted or posted without consent, regardless of how long it stays up.
• "Knowingly" Transmitted: The legal standard typically hinges on the act of knowingly sending or posting the explicit content.
• Digital Trail: Even if a moderator deletes the content, it often leaves a digital trail or may have been seen or saved by others before removal.

Yes, posting a picture of a penis to harass someone on a public forum is generally considered illegal in many jurisdictions and violates the terms of service of almost all websites.
This action, often referred to as "cyberflashing" (sending unsolicited explicit images) or online harassment/sexual harassment, can have serious criminal and civil consequences.

Legal and Safety Implications

• Sexual Harassment/Harassment: Posting explicit images to harass someone can be deemed criminal harassment or sexual harassment.
• Obscenity Laws: Many jurisdictions have laws against publishing obscene material in electronic form.
• "Revenge Porn" or Image-Based Abuse: While often used to describe sharing pictures of an ex, many places have expanded laws (like the "Take It Down Act" in the US or similar laws in the UK/Canada) that criminalize the distribution of intimate images without consent to cause distress.
• State-Specific Laws: In places like Texas, sending unsolicited explicit material via electronic means is a crime.

What You Should Do

1. Do Not Share the Photo: Do not forward, post, or distribute the screenshot you have. You could become involved in the distribution of illegal content.
2. Preserve the Evidence: Keep the screenshot, but do not share it. The metadata (timestamp, username, profile link) can be crucial for identifying the perpetrator.
3. Report to the Forum: Inform the forum moderators or administrators about the incident. Most platforms have policies against posting pornography or engaging in harassment, which usually results in an immediate ban.
4. Report to Law Enforcement: The recipient of the harassment should consider reporting the incident to the police or relevant cybercrime unit, as this is a form of digital sexual violence.
5. Use "Take It Down" Services: If the image was shared on a major platform, there are services that help remove non-consensual intimate images.

 

[stevek173]

IF posters sue JDS I will lose my shit.

 

[Wagerallsports]

In JDS's next Capper Rankings List, new rule is the nominees must include a Penis Pic as it will be an added category used for overall grading

 

[jamesy2422]

under 14.5 players to make a reception -177

i like this bet at anything under -200

 

[pipe]

Hell nah. I ain't posting my shaft. Thanks for the heads up fellow posters I ain't fucking clicking on that shit.

 

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[rdalert447]

To be fair, paid-poster JJ Gold asks for shaft pics all the time.

 

[Pimike]

To be fair, paid-poster JJ Gold asks for shaft pics all the time.

Trust me he was joking.
He was disgusted by this one.

 

[flyingillini]

Trust me he was joking.
He was disgusted by this one.

It is illegal as well, 100% illegal I think you know this.

 

[stormtrooper8]

I call for peace and JDS posts a pic of his dick for another dude to see lol

 

[europro]

I call for peace and JDS posts a pic of his dick for another dude to see lol

Only @jjgold wants to see his monster

 

[rdalert447]

Early leader for 2026 BMR Dick Pic of the year.

 

[europro]

Hell nah. I ain't posting my shaft. Thanks for the heads up fellow posters I ain't fucking clicking on that shit.

Cmon my brotha!!!!