Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 17:33     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

I have just ignored the post and will let it go.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 17:33     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

Anonymous wrote:Do you generally have a good relationship, or does she often do things like this that piss you off?

I personally would just PM or text back, not publicly. Something along the lines of "thanks for being understanding earlier. It's important to me to keep the baby healthy right now. Looking forward to cousin time as soon as Larla is feeling better"


I'm the OP. We have an okay relationship. Last year they visited for Easter and it turned out her daughter had the flu. My entire family caught it. So this visiting with a sick child thing has been a particular sore point in our relationship.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 13:42     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

Ignore—she clearly lacks common sense as made clear by two examples.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 12:40     Subject: Re:Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

Ignore her, she's being dramatic.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 10:08     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

Anonymous wrote:You have a newborn. Please focus solely on your baby, NOT the stupid FB postings of a SIL who is acting like a baby.

Ignore.


+1
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 10:02     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

Do you generally have a good relationship, or does she often do things like this that piss you off?

I personally would just PM or text back, not publicly. Something along the lines of "thanks for being understanding earlier. It's important to me to keep the baby healthy right now. Looking forward to cousin time as soon as Larla is feeling better"
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 09:44     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

Ignore. She’s posting to get positive feedback. Let her be an adult and learn from her bad decisions without being virtually coddled.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 09:27     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

Ignore
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 09:25     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

Without the benefit of tone and body language, facebook drama always seems to escalate even when you are trying to calm things down.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 08:48     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

Anonymous wrote:I think you could post a couple of hearts as a comment. That would make her feel better and you wouldn’t have to address any substance.


Oh god. NO. That would be rewarding the SIL for posting such nonsense on FB in the first place. If SIL is feeling bad, she can be an adult and actually work it out by talking with other adults. Every thought and feeling one has does not need to be posted.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 08:16     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

I think you could post a couple of hearts as a comment. That would make her feel better and you wouldn’t have to address any substance.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 06:41     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

She said she’s pissed at herself so she obviously feels bad about bringing her sick kid with her - which she should. I don’t know what you need to smooth over. You don’t have to take care of her.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 06:11     Subject: Re:Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

Ignore. Enjoy your baby, too quickly your child will grow, your asshole SIL you will have forever.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 05:42     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

You have a newborn. Please focus solely on your baby, NOT the stupid FB postings of a SIL who is acting like a baby.

Ignore.
Anonymous
Post 04/15/2018 03:45     Subject: Ignore the Facebook drama or say something to smooth it over?

I have a newborn. SIL came to visit with my sick niece. Once I realized my niece was sick, I sent them away. Who brings a sick kid to visit a one week old?!

Anyway, she posted on Facebook that she’s pissed at herself for upsetting her SIL, husband, and sister all in one day. I have no idea what the issues with the other people are about.

Do I just ignore the post? Or say something? What?