My mom took my old computer to retrieve work files. It has 200Gb of shotacon porn.

I bet they will a) not notice, b) notice, but pretend they didn't.

 

Lol you are 24 y/o and unless they explicitly told you before that if you watch porn you are out of the house, that computer is yours and whatever is in it is none of their business
Unless they aren't intelligent people, in which case yep you might be sort of screwed.

 

I hope that things work out for you. But, it's a good lesson for you — don't save porn, don't watch porn, don't get involved with porn.

As you are an adult, perhaps you can contact the service repairers directly and explain that they were given your computer without your permission, and they don't have permission to access the data. Legally (at least where I live), they would have to comply.

 

In my opinion it's a good lesson for you. You can do something else now

 

On the bright side, if your stash is discovered you will no longer have a need to keep it a secret.

 

Take a deep breath dude , I have known of serval computer repare people and they told me ITS VERY COMMON to have porn on computers so much so that there suprised when its not on there . My advice is this RELAX

 

They may not say anything to her b/c that is an awkward conversation. You don’t have anything illegal on there do ya?

 

Delete the files.

 

guess you're fucked lol

 

guess you're fucked lol

 

hori shitsu! i hope u won't be in trouble.. keep us updated plz,
and laugh abt it, *hands on mouth, wrinkled eyes*

 

He has a point @Mr. Diesel. It might turn out to be a blessing in disguise. It is invaluable to be accountable to someone in real life. As you say yourself: "Tears are the currency for success".

 

You've inspired me. I'm gonna go tell my mom right now that I jerk off to gay furry hentai.

 

Good for you.

 

If they took it to a repair shop, there is no chance the techs would save it, unless its plainly saved in some common folder like "pictures". If techs are competent they'd use a disk usage analyzer and they'd quickly find obscure folders mysteriously taking up tons of space and have to see what it was.

If I were you I'd contact the repair shop and straight up tell them to avoid copying anything that isn't in the user(s) directory.