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I just got around to reading the article, and while I feel for Dawn and everything she's been through...  I could not stop thinking about the fact that she reached out to the people in the Facebook group she created (to praise her kidney donation) to ask them why they weren't liking her posts more?[/quote]

Yeah, so that was needy and showed poor boundaries and is not great social media behavior. 
But that’s also all it was: Socially awkward. 
It was not bullying, it was not wholesale lying, it was not plagiarism.

- Dawn defender [/quote]

Not sure of it is as weird as people make it out to be.

It was a small private FB group that Dawn was the moderator of-- [b]so she could who visited, lurked, posted etc. -- and she saw that SL was on their all the time yet did not comment. [/b]So she asked her about it. [b]Maybe a little extra, but can you really not relate?[/b] It's a small group that she said very clearly there was no pressure to join, only if you are interested. So her "friend" joins and visits all the time and never likes or posts. [/quote]

I really can't relate. I see friends do weird stuff on Instagram, acquaintances do weird stuff on facebook, and coworkers do weird stuff on linkedin -- and I delete, block, remove, unfollow, mute them. [/quote]

DP. You would relate if you were beginning to get the sense that people you thought were friends were conspiring against you, which is what happened here. [/quote]

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