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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am cleaning up my FB account, slimming the friends/family list way down. I want to drop my DH's grown kids who over the years have made it a point to communicate and respond to everyone's post except mine. I know, it sounds like I'm being a big baby, but I feel it's an intentional "FU," especially when I post something that's relevant about their dad or their half sister. I simply don't want to put myself in a position to get my feelings worked up over it and feel if there is something important enough, I can call them. We are a very well behaved family given the circumstances and, other than their passive aggressive behavior, we have no real issues. On the other hand, I'd hate to create unnecessary drama. What do you think?[/quote]

Lady, FB does not a relationship make. My DH is not FB friends with his mother OR his adult daughter and I will not be surprised if he unfriends me one day. But he has relationships with all of us IN REAL LIFE. If you are at the point that you are evaluating your relationships with people according to FB, it is time to deactivate your account.[/quote]

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