<human>: I bought some new lingerie today to impress the mister. Nothing too over the top, but it made me feel good and I wanted him to enjoy it as well. I took a very non sexual picture of myself to show what it looked like. By non sexual, I mean I wasn't posing in any way (I was just standing there), the lighting wasn't anything special, my face wasn't in it, etc.

I first sent it to a female friend after asking permission to do so. She said "Go for it!" So I went ahead with it. I received positive feedback and was sure that my boyfriend would love it.

Later on in the evening I was having a discussion with my male friend about lingerie, and how he was planning on buying some for his girlfriend. We've been good friends for quite some time, he's in a loving and committed relationship with a very open minded young woman, and our relationship hasn't EVER been sexual in nature. I told him about the pieces that I bought and he said he'd love to seem them!

He made it very clear that it was my choice and that I didn't have to share at all, and that none of this was in a creepy or voyeuristic manner. So I said sure! I sent it over. We talked about piece (namely the colour and material, as well as pricing), and continued on with the conversation.

It was only after we parted ways that I felt something was wrong. I asked him to delete the photo and he did so with no argument at all. I just feel really guilty for doing this despite the fact that it was not sexual in any way, and I simply wanted to share in the excitement of owning a new lingerie piece. I want to be honest with my boyfriend but I don't know how to approach the situation.

I would appreciate any constructive advice! Thank you.

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<bot>: bought new lingerie, showed male friend before boyfriend in non sexual way, I feel super guilty and don't know how to tell boyfriend.