Depends who the people were, what the places were, and what you were doing. If you were meeting foreign nationals from countries having delicate relations with yours and discussing military secrets, then it's normal (although not necessarily advisable).
If you were meeting a person your family didn't know you knew and you didn't want them knowing you knew, it's also normal (although you should examine your reason for wanting to hide something that is true).
No, they were totally normal, "standard" pictures that my mom took. I didn't want the pictures to exist anymore because I guess I want to rewrite or control history (?) If there's no proof, it didn't happen.
Is it normal I stole and burned pictures to eliminate proof?
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Depends who the people were, what the places were, and what you were doing. If you were meeting foreign nationals from countries having delicate relations with yours and discussing military secrets, then it's normal (although not necessarily advisable).
If you were meeting a person your family didn't know you knew and you didn't want them knowing you knew, it's also normal (although you should examine your reason for wanting to hide something that is true).
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No, they were totally normal, "standard" pictures that my mom took. I didn't want the pictures to exist anymore because I guess I want to rewrite or control history (?) If there's no proof, it didn't happen.