Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:9:07 again. It just seems you might make this into a bigger deal than it needs to be if you start retaliating, especially if you do it in a passive aggressive way (by changing the password, for example). If you're really bothered by it, just call your SIL directly and ask her to stop.
Why is changing the password to OP's account "passive aggressive?" It's HER account!!!
Anonymous wrote:9:07 again. It just seems you might make this into a bigger deal than it needs to be if you start retaliating, especially if you do it in a passive aggressive way (by changing the password, for example). If you're really bothered by it, just call your SIL directly and ask her to stop.
Anonymous wrote:9:07 again. It just seems you might make this into a bigger deal than it needs to be if you start retaliating, especially if you do it in a passive aggressive way (by changing the password, for example). If you're really bothered by it, just call your SIL directly and ask her to stop.
Anonymous wrote:If it's allowed by Netflix rules, I don't see why you wouldn't be willing to share, but she certainly should have asked first. You seem very vindictive and bitter (as do many people on DCUM).
Anonymous wrote:OP, what's your response going to be if your SIL just calls you up, and says something like this: "Hey, remember how I was visiting recently and used your Netflix account? Your nieces really loved it. Since you've already got a Netflix account, do you mind if I use your account from time to time to show my kids some movies? I checked the Netflix rules, and they say you're allowed to share access with family members, so it shouldn't cause you any problem."
Alternatively, what if she just calls your DH (her brother), and asks the same favor?
Anonymous wrote:Eh. Have a heart and stop being a bitch.