I honestly cannot decide if it is a matter of
age or manners.
What is UP with people who nag-nag-nag you for friendship
on Social Media?
{yes, you know who they are and they are not part of your life}
Ok, so after deleting their request 4 times and then ignoring it ,
you accept their invitation for friendship.
AND
They do not say hi! How are you? Kiss my foot?
No.
There are a few people who I consciously moved away from in my life.
Why on earth would I allow them
to see all of my postings and personal messages?
One person who I have known from High School,
is all over Larry and myself because she wants to travel to Europe with us.
{this woman is quite inappropriate with my married husband}
Nope darlin’, that is not happening.
What about the family member who treated you like shit {excuse my French}
because my family was angry at me?
Righttttttttt.
Social media has made things very easy
for wonderful people to re-connect.
It has also made it easy for the leaches in the family
and flirty old friends to worm their into your life
so they can once again take advantage.
I am sorry. I am not that old Robin any more.
{Therapy was awesome}
You want to have more family to worship you?
Fine.
You want a good looking man to flirt with and touch
because you are alone?
Okay.
I am guessing that you will have to find someone else
who you have not talked to in 15 years.
Good luck with that.
Sign me, Unsocial .
Love you.
Me
Your post is much of the reason I dropped FB completely. My father’s wife (I don’t consider her a step-mother) peppered FB with some forwarded & very political news articles. Most I am sure she never read and if she did, she didn’t understand because she isn’t that bright. I also got tired of other family members over-sharing everything — to me it is FB addiction.
Bobbie, you are so right. Some people just post things on FB to post them. I miss seeing your posts, but I know where to find you! Love to you and Bill. XOX