<human>: Last night I was messing around taking selfies with different filters. It escalated and I ended up taking some (I thought pretty) nudes of myself. My boyfriend of eight months called me while I was in the act, so I told him and asked him if he wanted to see them. He seemed a bit surprised, but enthusiastic. 

I said I would email them to him and hung up - then spent a while trying to pick out the nicest ones, and suddenly had lots of doubts about whether I actually look good naked or not. But I ended up sending a few that I half thought looked nice, half thought I looked pouty/ stupid/ maybe even ugly.

He responded with what I expected him to say regardless - "You're so beautiful" etc. etc. I wanted to believe him, and am mostly sure he meant it, but I still had that little doubtful voice saying "he has to say that." But still, I thought it was a fun, new thing for us to do.

When I looked at them again this morning, I started thinking the "you look stupid" thoughts. Then he called me and I was hoping he might be calling about the photos, but no, he asked if I knew where his box of Honey Loops was. So, fuck me, right?

I said *no* and he said he'd call me later (we were supposed to hang out today) and he never did, and I suppose I'm just worried that he thinks I'm a vain idiot with a body that looks weird in photographs. 

I'm just feeling insecure about it I suppose. And no, before some smartass asks to see them.

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<bot>: Sent my boyfriend naked pictures, now worried that he thinks they're bad or that I'm a vain idiot for taking them in the first place.