Throwaway account. I am a tenured professor at a public university. I am bisexual and not "out" at work.  I have been on Grindr for the last couple of years. I am careful about not interacting with students on the app. If I speak to someone who is of college age, I will ask questions to discern if they attend my institution, and I'll block them if they do. However, I have done something I regret. I posted some sexually provocative pictures as my profile pictures (i.e, me in my underwear). And I also had clear face pictures in my profile. After I realized how risky this was, I took them down. But now I have become somewhat paranoid that this has gotten around my department and that I'm about to be fired for this. When I sense some distant behavior from my colleagues, I think it's a sign that this has happened. This has been been making me increasingly uncomfortable, anxious and regretful.

Should I be this worried? Is there anything I could do to find out if my worries are substantiated, or do I just need to wait and see what unfolds?  

For context, my contract states that I could be fired for "moral turpitude," although it's not at all clear what this involves, and we do not have a social media policy for faculty. We have a sexual misconduct policy, but what I have done does not fall into those categories and is not under the jurisdiction of that policy (i.e., not on university premises or relevant to a university program or activity). 

Thanks for your input.