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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I feel like I can no longer post anything since it may hurt feelings. If I go on a trip, I can’t post because some other friends we didn’t invite May feel bad. If my child went skiing, another mom may feel bad if we didn’t invite her son. I can’t post a picture of my child’s birthday because I only invited girls and a few boys. I actually invited a lot of people but I couldn’t invite everyone.[/quote]

DH. You're writing this like "this is absurd what these 'rules' have come to" but I actually agree that you should not be posting any of these things. And I have to tell my *mom* these things. These posts are each bragging, in their own way. For various reasons, many of which you already listed, there are people that will see these posts and it will not make them feel better about themselves. So why post it?

If you have a picture from vacation you want to share, then share it on your group chats with your family, that kind of thing. [/quote]

Also, they aren't rules.  It's just that if you post something that hurts peoples' feelings, there might be social repercussions.  People who say "I can't doooo anything!" really mean "I can't do whatever I want without experiencing the consequences of my choices!"

You will not go to jail if you post pictures of a party some people weren't invited to.  You might be perceived as rude.  You can decide which you care about more: being perceived as rude, or posting the picture.  That's just...part of life[/quote]

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