So, curious experience today... my wife's cousin posted a meme on Facebook, and I said to my wife (who is not into WAM but knows I am) "You know my kink...?", and she said "That turns you on...", and I said "Well, I actually know who that is!"

Lisa Moomin, you have transcended the limits of this forum!!

Has anyone else encountered WAM themed memes on social media?

Never come across WAM memes, but I feel like it's an idea that could take off in the community.

I post them on my Twitter all the time

These are some I've found and one I've made myself.

I've been sent this a few times in real life today...

I'm totally bringing out my inner Gemini over this.. half of me is " cool, whatever" half of me is dying inside that now people I really wouldn't want to see it are likely too..

I know this would be enough to put some people off shooting and sharing media.

Thanks x

I did wonder if that was the case. I guess it's only a matter of time before a Google search for "muddy person" or "gunge" or "pie fight" turns up content from this forum and its producers.

For what it's worth, always lovely to have a little daily Lisa pic!

A lot of the MostWAM content seems to be shot very publicly though, so I guess there's a high chance 'someone' will see who you perhaps didn't intend. Personally I'd have a tough time finding the confidence to get messy in such public settings, but I suppose that's linked to the fact I usually end up losing all my clothes too!

Well done!

I fully understand your reaction as this has happened without your knowledge and without any credits to the photograph either...
On the other side, it is a great capture, a bit of art even, and if I may say so you look wonderful in that picture

I understand the mixed feelings. Part of me thinks "Hey, cool, I know her!" (Or at least "I recognise her".) However, I've heard sad stories about other people who got turned into memes, e.g. "Scumbag Steve" and "Bad Luck Brian"; according to Cracked, someone just grabbed a photo of them from their Myspace page or their school yearbook (without permission) and then they got unwanted fame.
https://www.cracked.com/blog/4-more-post-fame-lives-internet-celebrities/

There are also cases where the original photo/video was intended to be public, but people share it without knowing any of the context. E.g. if you've seen that gif where a woman gets pelted with hot dogs, that's from a film review by Lindsay Ellis:
https://twitter.com/thelindsayellis/status/1102329397229498368?s=20

If it's any consolation, I don't think Lisa's picture is too "incriminating" (for want of a better word). Obviously we all know the context, but I think most people would just see it as unusual, and they might accept an explanation like "it was supposed to be a shortcut" or "my toddler threw my keys into the mud and I had to fish them out".

Someone sent me these as I was studying kinks as part of a course. They did not know I was into WAM...

Studying kinks as part of a course!? Sounds like my kind of course!! What was the course, and what did you conclude about kinks?

...they're kinky?

Oh, I think it's pretty easy to study kink as part of many courses. Psychology is one that immediately springs to mind. My friend is studying the legalities at PhD level. I'm hoping to write my MA dissertation about sex as a performance.

Found this just now.