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Yeah, nothing good ever comes from adding parents on Facebook. Shortly after my parents separated five yeahs ago, my dad added me on Facebook after years of me begging him. As I was going through his photos, I found in one comment he was talking to his friends about us leaving and he was 'happy 2 be free!" Broke my tiny little heart. Then, just about a month ago, as I was looking through my mom's facebook, her ex husband was telling her about how he loved to watch her sleep, "always naked of course." These are not things I ever wanted to hear. Add parents with caution.
Your parents and their significant others need to learn about privacy filters on Facebook. I have posts that are shared with some friends, and not all. If I feel the least bit worried about how it will come off to a set of people, I don't include them. I guess I'm kind of glad my mom is...technologically challenged. She hardly goes on Facebook, and never posts status updates or pictures. All she does on there is watch and share videos. But all parents at some point feel like getting away from the kids. Children can be stressful. Your mom needs to teach her male friends what types of messages are acceptable as public messages, and what should be sent privately.
At least he didn't photoshop you out of the pictures
My Dad's Facebook is full (I mean, there are albums dedicated) of photos of my brother. Not a single snap of me.
wow your dads a dick y didn't he accept ur friend request wait y did u wanna b friends with him? need a follow up
That's highly F'D up. :( I'm sorry girl. my dad won't claim me as his daughter in public.
*copy model* *paste over pop's face*
This is actually hilarious
I bet your are very beautiful as you are.
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Well, they're his genes... On a serious note, FYL OP, it's a dad's job to support their daughters and make them feel beautiful.
well just because he made you prettier doesn't automatically mean you are ugly .. cheer up