Our generation is so used to taking pictures of nearly everything (seriously, is there anything I don’t try to capture on camera?) that sometimes we forget what’s actually within the frame. Let’s just say it’s pretty easy to send a photo to somebody without fully realizing what’s in the background, which can lead to some pretty awkward conversations later on.

Twitter user Lolita didn’t think much of it when she added a picture of her laptop to her Instagram story. Honestly, the whole thing looks harmless enough.

Except one guy did catch her and it got, uh, kind of awkward.

Or maybe really awkward, since he decided to leave her on read.

Let’s just say that if Lolita was hoping it’d go anywhere with him, the chances are pretty slim now.

How to lose a guy in 10 seconds pic.twitter.com/T14tXI0hy2

— lolita (@lolamaeriley) January 8, 2018

But even though admitting why you put tape over your camera might seem kind of awkward, it’s not completely weird if you ask me. I mean, have you ever watched Black Mirror? There’s an entire episode about this, and it’s terrifying! Better safe than sorry, right?

Lolita is definitely not alone when it comes to her paranoia.

https://twitter.com/megaanknight/status/950829188617003008

https://twitter.com/opeopeoka/status/950829745897394182

https://twitter.com/secndcoming/status/950824405516644352

Honestly, if any guy makes you feel like you’re crazy for being worried about your camera, you can do better.

if he aint worried about government spies honey, you don't need him

— Zack Mooneyham (@chlosmart_) January 9, 2018

So maybe she’s not going to hear from that guy again. But hey, someday we’ll all meet our perfect conspiracy theory-loving soulmates and interactions like these will never matter again.