My brother broke up with his girlfriend of five months yesterday. I don't know why, because my brother is pretty private about his love life. In fact, I only found out because his now ex, with whom I'm friends on Facebook, is posting about it. She's also Facebook friends with my parents and, until recently, my other brother.
When my other brother unfriended her, she sent me a message saying, "Are you going to unfriend me too? I rather enjoy reading your blog." An obvious lie, because my blog is boring as hell. Anyway, I haven't answered.
Now she's ranting about my brother on Facebook. She's upset, and that's understandable, and I have no desire to intervene in that. I don't know why they broke up, I don't know who's at fault, and I can't be expected to remain unbiased in the situation. However, there are two comments made by friends of hers that I'm not exactly pleased about. They are:
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I know these are just friends offering support, but they're offering support in a way that suggests my brother should suffer physical harm. I really don't think that's cool. So, what should Lori do? What's the proper Facebook etiquette for a situation such as this?
When my other brother unfriended her, she sent me a message saying, "Are you going to unfriend me too? I rather enjoy reading your blog." An obvious lie, because my blog is boring as hell. Anyway, I haven't answered.
Now she's ranting about my brother on Facebook. She's upset, and that's understandable, and I have no desire to intervene in that. I don't know why they broke up, I don't know who's at fault, and I can't be expected to remain unbiased in the situation. However, there are two comments made by friends of hers that I'm not exactly pleased about. They are:
Sounds like he needs a few failed trust falls. Onto concrete. From the second floor.
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::hugs:: wow, I don't know what to say...I'm sorry and I hope he steps on a rake...repeatedly.
I know these are just friends offering support, but they're offering support in a way that suggests my brother should suffer physical harm. I really don't think that's cool. So, what should Lori do? What's the proper Facebook etiquette for a situation such as this?
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