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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You are way too wrapped up in her life choices, and I am a working mom.  it is none of your business at all.[/quote]

She's our sibling, it's a poor reflection on our extended family. It's trashy. Get off social media, at least. And separately, get a freaking job.[/quote]

Nobody notices your extended family, no one is watching and no one cares as much as you care.  People have their own lives to deal with, they aren't going to be worried about yours.  Like others have said turn off your notifications and if she complains about money I would reply with "Oh have you thought about a part time job if money is tight".[/quote]

Sorry sweetie, everyone notices the facebook oversharers, especially those unemployed folks who share and post during the work day. It's excusable if you're a retired pensioner, it's not okay if you're in your working prime and you're not at all wealthy enough to be a SAHM. It's honestly pathetic. Plus she leans on our parents to cover certain extra for the kids. Our folks aren't that well off. And none of us ask for financial help – we work.[/quote]

I mean you're serial posting on DCUM on a Friday night so you aren't really the prime example of "not pathetic" [/quote]

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