<human>: Give me a shortened version of the text

Does this count as NSFW? I tagged it as such just in case. For background, I'm an artist. I like to draw landscapes and people, but I especially like to draw nudes because the human body is beautiful. I am from a religious family as well, and I'm trying to keep my younger brothers in the dark about a lot of stuff because they repeat everything and I don't need that kind of stuff coming back to me. They see anatomy books, but they don't ever copy what they see there. But this time, they did.

See, a few months ago, I wanted to do a self-portrait naked, because I'm self-conscious about my body and want to get over that. All went as planned, the sketch was great and I felt better about myself. Fast forward to tonight when I went to the bathroom. The wastebasket is right in front of the toilet. So I was sitting there and noticed that the papers in the trashcan looked quite familiar. I picked one up and noticed that it was very similar to the one I had done. In fact, they all were. My youngest brother, not even ten yet, had found the sketchbook and had copied that drawing over and over and over again. I'm not gonna lie, he did a great job, but now he knows what his sister looks like naked. I had even wrote the title underneath it: "self-nude." Luckily I had kept the legs closed (can't scar the kid, now can we?), but still...

He hasn't said a peep yet, and I don't think I'll bring it up any time soon.
<bot>: Left my nude drawings sketchbook on my desk, youngest brother found them, and made a bunch of copies by hand.