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"  &amp;quot;When we send a picture to somebody in the context of a trusting relationship, we should not have to wonder what that person is going to do,&amp;quot; Arizona Rep. J.D. Mesnard explained yesterday, after the state&amp;#039;s House unanimously approved a new bill that would make posting nude or sexual photos of another person without their permission a felony (via Ahwatukee Foothills News).  Mesnard went on to speak some serious truth: the Internet, he said, is forever. Revenge porn has affected people&amp;#039;s lives (mostly women and young girls) and forced their families to move and start new lives. In worst case scenarios, people have committed suicide because of the way revenge porn has impacted them. &amp;quot;It is always looming,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;It never ceases to harass, humiliate and depress those who don&amp;#039;t want their images displayed to the world.&amp;quot; Hopefully, this law will deter others from rashly posting content online. Only New Jersey, Alaska and California currently have laws against posting and distributing revenge porn, but bills in Florida, Illinois and Utah would make it a felony in those states as well.  Related &amp;quot;Revenge Porn&amp;quot; Site Operator Arrested Revenge Porn is Officially a Crime Revenge Porn Site Is Anyone Up? is Down Want more from Frank? Follow him on Twitter. Photo Credit: Tatia Pilieva "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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