09/02/2026
🚨 EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY 🚨
I will no longer be posting identifiable images of children on my page, whether you have given permission or not...
the Seventh Circuit - United States Court of Appeals ruled on August 25, 2026, that the First Amendment protects the private, at-home possession of AI-generated sexual images of fictional children that do not depict real human victims.
That is enough for me to say: I will not be a part of the problem. It’s time to protect children.
We are living in a time where technology can take an innocent photograph of a child and manipulate it into something deeply harmful. If our laws and government are not going to adequately protect children from what AI is capable of doing with their images, it’s our responsibility to protect them.
I have always kept children’s safety and dignity above everything else, and I want to continue making choices that I believe will stand on the right side of history.
It means fewer images are posted publicly. And that’s okay, because I already do that.
The safety of children will always come first.