annmarie

TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — It’s called revenge porn, and it’s a growing problem, impacting thousands of lives. Couples trust each other with intimate photos, then become victims of the digital age. A Towson woman tells Linh Bui how she’s fighting back after she’s exposed. Annmarie Chiarini is a respected English professor, a single mother of two and a victim of revenge porn. It’s a growing problem on the Internet, where former lovers get revenge by posting their ex’s racy photos that were supposed to be for their eyes only. Annmarie’s problems start when she goes on Facebook and reconnects with a former boyfriend after almost 20 years. “I was shocked and thrilled and it’s that whole, ‘Oh my gosh!’” she said. Thinking he’s the one, Annmarie even lets him take explicit naked photos of her. But then, he starts to change. “He was getting more and more manipulative and even…