Anonymous wrote:Create a second Facebook account that has nothing to do with your family. No pictures, nothing to identify you. Make everything up. Use that accounts to join your support groups. This way your SIL will not be able to ID you. If at all possible post from your new account and then comment from your current account so that SIL doesn't think it is you.
I don't think you are crazy to think SIL is following you. I also am in a family that would go ape sh!t if I blocked a SIL. The second account gives you a way to continue getting the support you need while keeping the family "happy" and not making your life harder.
Anonymous wrote:Create a second Facebook account that has nothing to do with your family. No pictures, nothing to identify you. Make everything up. Use that accounts to join your support groups. This way your SIL will not be able to ID you. If at all possible post from your new account and then comment from your current account so that SIL doesn't think it is you.
I don't think you are crazy to think SIL is following you. I also am in a family that would go ape sh!t if I blocked a SIL. The second account gives you a way to continue getting the support you need while keeping the family "happy" and not making your life harder.
Anonymous wrote:Block her and if the family makes a big deal tell them it was that or getting her suspended from fb for stalking.
Anonymous wrote:Limit what she can see.
Anonymous wrote:Could your DH be asking her to check up on you and follow your activity? Jerk move, but his comments concerning you blocking her are absurd.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wait she's joining groups that are not where she lives and about topics not of interest just to harass you?
I would certainly block.
I would discuss with my husband why he thinks her behavior is appropriate and why he's backing up his sister over his wife.
Whenever I saw her pop up in one of these groups, I would ask the group moderators to remove her because of her history of harassing you (and lack of history with the topic of interest) And if that didn't work, I would have a pseudonym facebook account to use in these groups.
Whoa, all of this. Seriously, PM the moderator of your birth trauma group and tell her, "Larla Jones is my SIL and she has been harassing me. She has not had a birth trauma and joined this group only to spy on me."
Anonymous wrote:Create a second Facebook account that has nothing to do with your family. No pictures, nothing to identify you. Make everything up. Use that accounts to join your support groups. This way your SIL will not be able to ID you. If at all possible post from your new account and then comment from your current account so that SIL doesn't think it is you.
I don't think you are crazy to think SIL is following you. I also am in a family that would go ape sh!t if I blocked a SIL. The second account gives you a way to continue getting the support you need while keeping the family "happy" and not making your life harder.
Anonymous wrote:Wait she's joining groups that are not where she lives and about topics not of interest just to harass you?
I would certainly block.
I would discuss with my husband why he thinks her behavior is appropriate and why he's backing up his sister over his wife.
Whenever I saw her pop up in one of these groups, I would ask the group moderators to remove her because of her history of harassing you (and lack of history with the topic of interest) And if that didn't work, I would have a pseudonym facebook account to use in these groups.