I don’t have Facebook, I just don’t see the need to keep this pictures on a social media platform ,perhaps she could keep them saved on her computer although I doubt if she had remarried her partner would be happy with that.Don’t look at her social media accounts ever again and be mindful of what you post on yours.
How did you find out? Did someone tell you?I don’t have Facebook, I just don’t see the need to keep this pictures on a social media platform ,perhaps she could keep them saved on her computer although I doubt if she had remarried her partner would be happy with that.
Yes a friend of my husband . I understand she wants to keep memories but why on social media where everyone can access to it . I wouldn’t keep my exes on social media but then again I’m very private hence me not having FB . She didn’t want to get divorced. I wonder if sheHow did you find out? Did someone tell you?
Yes a friend of my husband . I understand she wants to keep memories but why on social media where everyone can access to it . I wouldn’t keep my exes on social media but then again I’m very private hence me not having FB . She didn’t want to get divorced. I wonder if she
Would have these pictures if she was with
Someone else since they re just memories. If I had something like that even on my phone my husband would kill me .
Lol
I agree to both of you postsThat "friend" is being messy. It's none of their business and why would they bring you information that would cause nothing except bad feelings for you? They'd have to get dismissed.
I feel the same way. Some of us are quick to delete very old photos when a relationship ends, and some of us aren't.Not everyone cares to automatically delete photos of an ex from social and if she's one of those, so be it. Additionally, if the photos have been up for a while, she may simply be indifferent to the fact they're there.
This thread made me go back and look at my FB account and yep, even though I'm divorced, I still have up an album of honeymoon pics in addition to other pics of my ex. I posted them at the time they were taken and haven't looked at them in forever. If it weren't for this thread, the pics would still be forgotten and I'd be blissfully ignorant.Not everyone cares to automatically delete photos of an ex from social and if she's one of those, so be it. Additionally, if the photos have been up for a while, she may be simply indifferent to the fact they're there.
A few of them...also family pictures .
What do you guys think of this ? They divorced 4 years ago
I don’t have Facebook, I just don’t see the need to keep this pictures on a social media platform ,perhaps she could keep them saved on her computer although I doubt if she had remarried her partner would be happy with that.
It is keeping pictures up on the mantle. I had to remove myself from social media because of the weird, asinine logic people use when posting information and materials. But OP should not be concerned with something that doesn’t have anything to do with her. She isn’t even on there and somebody is running back keeping up mess. Now unless her husband’s friend got recent pics of the ex and husband out together, then she needs to pay it no mind. Insecurity will eat a person alive when it comes to relationships.I admit I don’t know social media etiquette. For example, I don’t understand why it’s a big deal to block someone you want nothing to do with. So to my naive mind, having wedding pictures of you and your ex husband sounds like still having them on your mantel at home. Only worse. But since I realize people like to post their entire existence on social media I guess it makes sense to them.
I admit I don’t know social media etiquette. For example, I don’t understand why it’s a big deal to block someone you want nothing to do with. So to my naive mind, having wedding pictures of you and your ex husband sounds like still having them on your mantel at home. Only worse. But since I realize people like to post their entire existence on social media I guess it makes sense to them.