Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To the pp wondering if people get feelings hurt? Have you ever seen a dentist, doctor, or someone else named publicly on here by someone anonymous. I sure have, do you really question weather it hurts feelings?

Okay, in that instance, you have a point. Otherwise I can't understand getting your panties in a bunch about some anonymous person calling you a moron. But I'm sure those professionals are used to getting bad reviews online though and don't have the time/don't care about all the negative crap on DCUM, Facebook, Yelp or anywhere else. Or if they do it is purely from a professional/business standpoint and then they'd be wise to hire one of these companies that manages your online reputation, and then move on.

Professionals? What about celebrities?

Rachel Dratch from SNL in her recent book described googling her name and reading online comments about her looks. Boy, that must have hurt..

OP, I fully agree that FB friend of yours is a moron. I've always thought FB should have a 'Dislike' button, I don't know why they don't. On certain forums (on Youtube even), you get such an option.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To the pp wondering if people get feelings hurt? Have you ever seen a dentist, doctor, or someone else named publicly on here by someone anonymous. I sure have, do you really question weather it hurts feelings?

It can also unfairly damage their professional reputation. To do that anonymously is very cowardly.

well said

Anonymous wrote:To the pp wondering if people get feelings hurt? Have you ever seen a dentist, doctor, or someone else named publicly on here by someone anonymous. I sure have, do you really question weather it hurts feelings?

Okay, in that instance, you have a point. Otherwise I can't understand getting your panties in a bunch about some anonymous person calling you a moron. But I'm sure those professionals are used to getting bad reviews online though and don't have the time/don't care about all the negative crap on DCUM, Facebook, Yelp or anywhere else. Or if they do it is purely from a professional/business standpoint and then they'd be wise to hire one of these companies that manages your online reputation, and then move on.

Anonymous wrote:To the pp wondering if people get feelings hurt? Have you ever seen a dentist, doctor, or someone else named publicly on here by someone anonymous. I sure have, do you really question weather it hurts feelings?

It can also unfairly damage their professional reputation. To do that anonymously is very cowardly.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PP, there's a solution for that - quietly unfriend the bitch or hide her posts so you don't have to be constantly bombarded by her ignorance and hate.

That only works if b*tch poster does not notice/care that you unfriended/hid/blocked - several of my relatives tried this and there was a sh*tstorm.....!

But if the person is toxic and you don't care to hear what they say/think, and you are willing to go on an anonymous board to complain about them, how much do you really care if they throw a fit? In this case it seems the word "friend" is used very loosely. Life is too short.

To the pp wondering if people get feelings hurt? Have you ever seen a dentist, doctor, or someone else named publicly on here by someone anonymous. I sure have, do you really question weather it hurts feelings?