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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She doesn’t like that you follow her but doesn’t have the balls to block you. [/quote] This. She isn't "embarrassed" to be posting on FB, as there is nothing to be embarrassed about. Trying to start awkwardly start conversations in person about someone's feed, though....[/quote] Yes, God forbid this woman try to connect with her child's partner. /s Why be so judgmental of someone trying to be nice?[/quote] NP. Why can’t she just ask what she’s been up to, like a normal person? I agree that it’s odd to bring up multiple things “you saw she had been doing” from fb posts.[/quote] There is more than one way to start a conversation.[/quote] Try mentioning it once. It wasn't received well. OP then needs to try a new way to connect. I really hate when people I felt obligated to accept as FB friends mentions my feed. I am guessing this poster who is defending OP is, actually, the OP. [/quote] I am not the OP, I don't even have a daughter in law. But I do hire a lot of people and I gotta say, sorry, there are many millennials that really need to get a grip. Thankfully, not ALL, but many of you all are having so much trouble navigating interactions, which should be pretty easy. You can't really be in the gestalt of TikTok and IG culture and monetizing, (regardless of whether you are on the producing end or viewing end) where people literally make money just dressing their kids in all the same outfits with a Harry Style's single playing in the background, or by redoing everything in their house all the time in shiplap- and then have a big problem and freak out when your mother in law asks," I love little Piper Leif's little wool coat that I saw on your post." Come on, grow the F up. You all live on each other's social media despite protestations otherwise. We all see it. If you look UP every once in awhile, you guys might remember how to talk to people. :roll: [/quote]
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