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^ Oh, and start addressing your posts as the OP.
Stop acting like you're not yourself and that you're in support of the OP.

We all know these are from you -- say you're you in your posts.   :roll: [/quote]

Not true, I’m OP and only wrote the initial post. [/quote]

How do you feel about the reaction you've gotten OP?[/quote]

I’m OP. Not surprised. I will say I haven’t gossiped about the information I learned. I’m not about to tell anyone about it. I can see everyone’s point that it’s none of my business. As far as creepy, it’s so easy to look up and other friends/relatives have admitted doing the same thing to their acquaintances/friends/relatives. I don’t fall in the category of people who are always checking up on others (I know someone like this). Most of the time, I really don’t care. This relative, however, was pretty smug about buying a house (among other things they brag about). I was skeptical because they have a bankruptcy, owes back child support, and has a low paying job.[/quote]

Some people are just curious. Looking up info can actually become a good skill. Instead, of looking up info to discredit someone, why not try looking up info that might actually help people. It is better to be known as the go to person, with good research skills, who can help people make better
decisions than to take a chance that you will accidentally let some personal info slip and be labeled a gossip or worse.[/quote]

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