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If you were a regular internet user in the 2010s, you probably already know that there was a learning curve. Uploading the wrong pic, a status update instead of a search, there were ample opportunities for early netizens to get something completely wrong. The best (or worst) part is that it’s pretty hard to make it go away.
Someone asked “What is the worst thing you or someone you know posted by mistake on social media?” and people shared their wildest examples. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to add your own thoughts in the comments below.
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#1
My grandmother was sending nudes to some guy on her phone and apparently accidentally posted it on Facebook. Everyone in our family saw the old cave and I never wanted to be more blind in my life then in that moment.
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#2
A coworker of mine came to work with a neck brace. She said she wasn't going to be able to work for a while. A few days later she posted a video of herself dancing at a party. Someone who didn't like her told the company and she was fired.
#3
I’m 67. Sitting in the hot tub naked, wearing a rain hat and drinking a beer. My wife comes to the door and snaps a pic..she is partially blind. I didn’t have the jets on. Within 5 minutes my 40 yr old son texts..” hey you can see Dads junk in that picture you just posted..” his wife had seen it lol. Facebook.
#4
Many years ago, a coworker of mine made a series of Livejournal posts that she thought were private, chronicling how she was cheating on her husband.
Space Invader 8 months ago
The fact that she made a series means no one told her it wasn't private so they could conrinue reading...
#5
Maybe not that bad, but my friend's mom joined Facebook. She wanted to snoop on an old boyfriend of hers. She typed his name over and over in the search box...but it wasn't the search box. It was the status update box. We all saw his name repeated over and over on the feed. She then made another status update that was "how do I delete this s**t?".
#6
Old friend of mine posted his girlfriend’s t**s on Facebook when trying to post a photo of his new quad. He titled it “like my new toy?”. 16 likes and one comment later he realized what he had done.
#7
My ex thought she was posting in a private chat. She admitted to having a few affairs.
What's really sad is all the support she got for it and, of course, everyone said it was my fault.
Pretty much the only ones who criticized her and supported me over this were her two sisters.
Glen Ellyn 8 months ago
I will never understand why people cheat on their significant others. I would never support the cheater, only the "cheated-on."
#8
I sent a n**e to my friend so she could approve of it before I sent it off to a guy I liked. Well apparently she was presenting in her college class and forgot to disconnect her phone from the projector before her whole class saw my n**e. Good times.
2WheelTravlr 8 months ago
N u d e. The word is N u d e. It's not only a state of undress, it's a color and a descriptive used for everything from deciduous trees to contracts.
#9
My father liked the local swingers group, not realizing that activity would be seen by EVERYONE. Cue multiple calls to me by every single mutual friend... . And he couldn't figure out how to undo it, so we made a one time deal that I would log into his account and do it for him and not look anywhere else. (Not that I wanted to, I'd already made that mistake when trying to locate a blank CD at our house. It was not blank...).
#10
I ranted about my job and my dislike of my supervisor on MySpace. I worked for a political campaign at the time. A blogger for the opposition party found it and put it on blast. I was emptying out my desk the next morning. I deserved it and leaving that field was for the better in my personal life, but it was one of the most embarrassing and humiliating moments of my life. The thing has spread around the office like a wildfire and seeing everyone watch me be escorted out remains burned into my brain.
#11
I had a friend that is a digital illustrator, she takes custom orders.
She logged into the wrong insta and cross-posted some very detailed and quite frankly, very well done furry p**n to her fb wall.
I sent her a message within 2 minutes of her posting.
But that's how i found out furry p**n is expensive and you never know who does what to pay the bills.
Deta Rossiter 8 months ago
yesterday there was a confession about someone doing furry fun pics to pay the bills
#12
Maybe tamer than most on here, but I have a friend who only posts pictures of herself that are heavily photoshopped and/or have snapchat filters that make her look "better". (I say "better" because it clears up her skin and straightens her teeth, but it makes her look so fake she looks like she's a CGI puppet.) It's so embarrassing, there's all these photos of her family on vacation and everyone looks fine except it looks like her husband has his arm around his CGI waifu.
But every now and then, every once in a while, she accidentally uploads a genuine photo, and it's shocking to see her *look like a real person*. These photos typically get taken down soon after and replaced with a CGI version.
Sue Denham 8 months ago
It's really sad that she doesn't feel like her real self is good enough.
#13
A girl I knew made an instagram post on Remembrance Day (Canadian version of Memorial Day). It said something like "Today I want to remember my amazing Grandfather and Opa. Both of them fought bravely in WW2, even though they were on different sides". The pictures were of her grandfathers in military dress, and the Opa was wearing a very.... distinctive uniform.
I still wish I had screenshotted it, but it was gone when I returned.
Corvus 8 months ago
If you are from Argentina and have a German-sounding name, you'd better not ask what your great-grandpa did in the 1940's ;)
KatSaidWhat 8 months ago
My grandparents were British - he was RAF, she Red Cross - there was a reason I only understood as an adult after they passed as to why they would not discuss the war.
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Barong 8 months ago
Not all members of the Wehrmacht were Nazis. Generalmajor Hans Oster and others planned on overthrowing hitler and the n**i party, Claus von Stauffenberg along with other officers attempted to assassinate hitler. Three soldiers, Anton Schmid, Friedrich Rath and Friedrich Winking, heroically attempted and successfully saved Jews and prisoners but were court marshaled an executed for it. Two days before Germany’s unconditional surrender, 36 people, a unit of Wehrmacht and United States 12th Armored Division and 142nd Infantry Regiment, Austrian Resistance members, and prisoners with four tanks, banded together to defend prisoners at the Battle for Castle Itter against 150-200 members of the Waffen SS 17th SS Panzergrenadier Division armed with three 88 Flak guns. The ragtag group succeeded and protected the prisoners. They also captured 100 Waffen SS.
Barong 8 months ago (edited)
Members of the Wehrmacht unfortunately were responsible for carrying out Hitler’s and the Nazl party’s military goals regardless of how individual soldier or officer’s own ideals were aligned with the party or not. Many of them though were Nazis, or at least believed in their BS having been indoctrinated and fed propaganda for 10+ years. Many too were simply complacent even if they didn’t subscribe to the Nazl ideals, just trying to keep their head down, following orders to keep food on the table and a roof over their heads. This makes it hard to sympathize for, or associate members of Wehrmacht as anything other than a Nazl and the evil they represent regardless if the individual was.
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Earonn - 8 months ago
So? My grandfather fought on the N**i side. He was also a medic. On the retreat from the Russians he came across a train wagon full of wounded soldiers. He could have saved himself but he stayed to care for them. Got him a couple of years in Siberia - yes, actual Siberia. Is that the action of a bad person? Your hubris in pretending that all Germans were happy to go to war is sickening. So, does that mean that all Americans were happy to throw Agent Orange?
Nils Skirnir 8 months ago
Think the point was that German military observance was inappropriate for Canadian Remembrance Day. Nothing was stated about good vs evil.
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Trillian 8 months ago
He didn't 'fight bravely' he helped invade countries. It is clear this girl did not go to school in Germany. My grandfathers were both in the German army but I would never dream of celebrating that. That was a 'bad time we don't talk about'.
Richienotsorich 8 months ago
Germany has the National Day of Mourning to remember their fallen.
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Chonky Panda 8 months ago (edited)
What does Opa mean in this context? All I can think of is the korean oppa lmao
Richienotsorich 8 months ago
Remembrance Day is to remember those that gave their lives for their country and to hope that it doesn't happen again. You should respect those from all countries, including what was the enemy of the time. It's not her fault that her families were on opposite sides.
Cpt. Christan "Panda Bombero" 8 months ago
I will never have any sympathy, empathy, or respect for anyone who served with, for or by the Nazis, I do not care what excuses they use. I only have sympathy, empathy, and respect for their victims.
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SirWriteALot 8 months ago
That's like asking "So Navy Seals or what" when someone talks about a US uniform.
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#14
About 7-8 years ago a married (to a woman) guy in Scotland tried to post a pic of his grandson on Facebook and accidentally uploaded two photos of himself topless with some guy's d**k in his mouth. He couldn't work out how to delete it for ages and ended up claiming it was a 'face swap'. I always wondered if he got away with it or not.
#15
I sent my b***s to my sister by mistake, followed by : does this look like a cancer growth to you ?. Trying to save face.
Marcellus II 8 months ago
I had this problematic time when both me and my best friend were dating partners that shared their name with my sister... Traumatizing mistakes were made.
#16
Gather 'round children and let me tell you of the horrors of early Facebook. Back in the late 00s Facebook had a feature where you could send "gifts" to people that were really just a digital picture and spam. 90% of them were so-and-so sent you a bouquet of roses and it'd be a little picture of some flowers and you could click to send another "gift" to someone else. Anyway, my dad didn't realize that those would show to everyone on your friends list, and as he was in the process of leaving wife #2 for wife #3 I logged on one day to a wall of "[Dad] has sent a spanking to [wife 3]", "[dad] has sent a slave bikini Leia to [wife 3]", "[dad] has sent a sensual kiss to [wife 3]."
I was already mad at him over the obvious affair he had been having, so this triggered us not speaking for several years.
Mouse-Direct: OMG back when you used to see everyone's c**p on FB. I don't miss that. Seeing all your friends' Dads following cam girls. Ew.
#17
Someone posted something about loving JFK and I went posted what I thought was a nice normal gif of JFK, not knowing that it was a gif of the zapruder film when he gets shot in the head but over and over again at a seizure inducing speed.
#18
I thought instagram was just a way to add cool filters to stuff so I used it to make an artsy d**k-pic I sent to my then GF.
Account got suspended about 30 seconds later and I realized what happened. Thankfully I didn’t have any followers on there at the time, but that was embarrassing to say the least.
Bananaramamama 8 months ago
Lmao!! My husband is not tech savvy and when texting became a thing he would often make long run on paragraphs with zero punctuation or continuity. Which equates to him sending me the message that read "your mom called she will be here at four can't wait to tap that a*s I love you". Took me a while to unpack all that.
#19
My bio parents, who haven't been together since before my birth, openly sexting on each other's Facebook walls.
#20
On FB I belong to a close knit group of women I've known for 20 years...we have a private group. In a drunken rage at about midnight, I went to the group and posted a very long, detailed, post about how I was tired of my husband never wanting to have s*x and it had been YEARS and I was over it and over his drama and I'm sorry that his junk didn't work and I mean just LAID IT OUT THERE. It was not kind but I was hurting and had been drinking and needed to vent but because of the hour I didn't have anyone to call and these women knew of the issues to a lesser extent.
About 3 minutes after I posted a dear friend of mine, a few hours earlier in her evening due to time zones messaged and said, "Not sure if you intended that post to be public...but it is." I took it down immediately and thanked her and she played therapist for awhile because clearly I needed it.
But for about 5 minutes intimate details of my non-s*x life and my husband's ED were out there for the world to see...or at least all of our friends and family. As far as I know no one saw it because no one ever brought it up...or if they did they were kind enough to spare me embarrassment of it. I'm sure no one mentioned it to him because he'd have, rightfully, lost his s**t.
He's an ex now and I've also quit drinking. Neither directly related to this incident though he is an ex due, in part, to the s*x situation.
Bewitched One 8 months ago
I get it if you have ED, but atleast make an effort to satisfy your partners needs another way and maybe talk to a dr and get help trying to resolve or atleast lessen the problem 🤦🏼♀️
#21
Not a post, a comment. Our former classmate’s baby was stillborn. She posted her trauma and another person we went to school commented “congratulations! How is the baby doing now?”
I messaged that person and told them, hey you misread that. Would you want to edit your comment? She replied she was a social media expert and knows what she’s doing. Comment remained.
Lady posts a tribute every year, with the photo, and yes, that horrible comment reappears.
#22
My cousin who was in his 50’s posted naked pics of his gf on facebook dressed as an elf holding presents and candy canes.
#23
Not sure if it technically counts as “social media” but we got a new spindle sander at work (carpentry shop) last year. If you don’t know what that is, picture a dowel about an inch around and 6 inches tall with sandpaper around it rotating very quickly while also moving up and down.
I took a video of it running with the caption “best seat in the house!” and sent it to what I thought was a WhatsApp group chat with my friends. Shortly after posting I realized it was, in fact, the group chat with the board members of my region’s chapter of an international college honors society.
I have never been so thankful that WhatsApp gives you the ability to delete a message. I still don’t know to this day if anyone saw it.
gaijin5: That "DELETE FOR EVERYONE" panic lol. Not knowing who has seen it. Yeah been there.
Immortal Jellyfish 8 months ago
I wouldn't have been too worried, probably would have given everyone a good laugh.
#24
A girl I went to school with posted a picture on Facebook of her new tattoo, “Belive”. It was up for about 15 minutes before someone posted about the spelling and she deleted it. How she or the “artist” didn’t notice is beyond me.
Amesb34r: Spelling is hard for some people but if it's something that you can't delete and write again, like a tattoo for instance, I think I'd triple check that.
ShiraCheshire: I've done some pixel art involving letters before. When you're hyper focused on the tiny details of each letter, it's easy to lose track of the word and miss/substitute letters. Which is why you need to do something to mark the letter positions and orders before starting.
It's not a big deal when you're a teenager on deviantart posting Pokemon pixel art that accidentally says "Champon" instead of "Champion", but it is a very big deal when you're a tattoo artist.
#25
When Ed Balls tried to search his own name on Twitter but instead posted it to his feed.
Not the worst but it did birth national Ed Balls day which is hilairous to me - 28th April.
#26
My Twitter and Facebook both got hacked a few years ago. I didn't own a smart phone at the time, just a regular dumb phone. I was about 4 hours from home and started getting text messages from people all over the place asking me why the f**k I was posting p**n all of a sudden.
Ended up having to call a trusted friend, give him my email password and ask him to please take care of it. Fun day.
#27
My buddy asked my Facebook and other websites kept posting p**n ads, we had to tell him his ads are based off his viewing history.
#28
Girl I worked with made a Facebook post about a “nice hot bath” but EVERYTHING was reflected in the tap.
#29
My little brother’s friend posted an album of his 1 year old on Facebook. Middle of the album was a d**k pic with his face.
#30
Some of the worst things I’ve seen were not mistakes. Just people sharing waaay too much information with the world about their family and relationships and it’s so embarrassing.
whatsername25: Tell me about it. A woman I know posted a long spiel on Facebook about how her husband cheated on her with her brother’s girlfriend. They’re still together and she’s since deleted the post but everyone knows…
ElfVibratorGlitter 8 months ago
Many reasons why I'm not on Facebook or any real social media, but mostly I know I'm going to share publicly what should be an internal thought.
#31
Coworker got drunk and was posting Snap stories at the bar. Was tapping through the next morning while taking a s**t and kind of chuckling at the progression of drunkenness with each passing snap. And there it was, the nip slip. I distinctly remember audibly saying "Ha, nice... Oh noooo..."
It was a funny conversation on monday morning.
#32
Idk if it's accidental. But i did regretted it.
When i was 16 i was super into green day and blink 182. I saw a video of a live performance where they were butt a*s naked with only their guitar covering their c****h. I thought it was hilarious so i grabbed my own guitar,get naked and took a pic of me doing the same thing. I posted it on myspace. The next day in school my whole class was kinda freaking out about it.
#33
A guy i went to college with posted a mirror selfie to show off his back muscles, but he had another mirror on the other side of the room, which was visible in the reflection and showed that he was a*s naked. full p***s on instagram.
#34
Somehow, Facebook recorded me and my girlfriend having an argument and posted it... I had my phone in my pocket and hadn't been on Facebook in at least an hour.
I deleted it as fast as I noticed sound coming from my pocket.
#35
When I lost my virginity to a girl I texted my friend about it the next day but sent it to her on mistake 😔
It's not social media but close.
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
I've seen a lot of 'on accident' before, but that's the first 'on mistake'
#36
I accidentally posted a weight loss progress pic that happened to be naked in the group chat. No way to unsend it. I freaked out and tried to hide it under spam which made it more obvious. Embarrassed for days. At least everyone got a good laugh out of it.
#37
When I first met my gf a few years back… we were chillin one day at my house… and at some point she started playing with my d**k while recording… and my lil brother called me like 3 times back to back (FaceTimed me) and 2 of my best friends were blowing my phone up.
She accidentally posted it on my Snapchat story as she was recording off my phone lmao.
Not really a big deal my and my friends laugh about it to this day.
#38
A highschool friend posted hundreds of pictures from her p**n tryout on FB. Hundreds. She then proceeds to tag everyone so we won't be surprised if we see them. Pretty much guaranteed at this point. Her reasoning? Just so she wouldn't lose them.
#39
Few years ago now I thought i had a new mole on my skin and being the huge health worried that I am I immediately panicked and went to do an e-consult online. I could only do it on my laptop so I uploaded the pictures I took of my skin on Facebook so I could save them on my computer, silly me forgot to change the privacy settings to ‘Only me’ who could view it and a few moments after uploading my best mate pops up asking me “Why have you posted your fat on Facebook?” Had he not done that who knows how long I would’ve left it there for!
#40
A woman in my neighborhood accidentally posted a n**e of herself in her dirty bathtub. She realized it pretty quickly but not quickly enough. So many people still have the screenshot.
#41
Chris evans screen recording his gallery….. lol.
#42
I was f****d up on d***s, blacked out and posted a picture I drew of a melting face that said HELP “save me from me” on the forehead,with a song about doing hard d***s, playing over the video. I didn’t even remember doing it. My whole family saw it. Everybody saw it f*****g embarrassing and pathetic. A*******n is evil and no joke. God bless.
2WheelTravlr 8 months ago
BP keeps adding more words to their no fly list and soon we'll be reading "I was ******* ** *** ******* ** ****** **** * *******!" I totally understand censoring out cuss words and hate speech, but the rest is just stupid. Oh wait, s****d.
#43
I asked what it meant to receive Santa underwear… (church ladies went nuts—you could hear the gasps!).
#44
A guy posted his Crypto account summary. No seed or anything, but somehow he posted his account summary. He's doing pretty well.
#45
That would be my daughter. Who posted on Insta RIGHT AFTER I TOLD HER NOT TO POST that she was in the ER. I was processing her ATV accident when my mom called. I was short and rude to her but called back an hour later to apologize and update. Daughter lost her IG privilege for a month. She knew she f****d up. Hasn't been that stupid on social media since. She was 14 at the time.
Deeelite 8 months ago
Yes - mom hadn't told family yet daughter was in hospital as mom was trying to process the events before answering a bunch of questions from people. Daughter posted it and mom had to answer questions while still trying to process what drs were gonna do first. I would be livid myself. Not cool.
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PunchinelloTX 8 months ago
I stopped reading 1/3 of the way down because all the asterisk-heavy censored words became a distraction. The list of verboten words grows exponentially at an alarming rate, it seems, as does my lack of patience with this site that I admittedly stupidly subscribed to. I’ll end this as I always do— if you can’t display content in its entirety, don’t publish any of it!
Charity Angel 8 months ago
The trouble is that by including words like addictiøn in that list, they're creating barriers for people to talk about it. There is already enough of a stigma without censoring the actual word! It's an illness, and education is badly needed to help people not only recover, but recognise that they have an issue in the first place and reach out. Stigmatising it prevents assistance.
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Bob Jones 8 months ago
When does anything good ever come of sending n**e pictures of oneself to anyone??
martin734 8 months ago
It did for me. For 6 years I made a good living as a n**e/p**n model in the late 90's and early 00's.
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Breadcrumb. 8 months ago
I made a dirty word embroidery for my friend for Galatines and accidentally shared it in the wrong group chat..I shared it with my 9 and 12 year old neice instead of the gals. Thank God they have cool parents.
Damned_Cat 8 months ago
One of my older relatives initially thought that FB was a chat app. She would go on her daughter's FB page and post stuff like "I just talked to Martha. She's such a b***h! She was telling me about Helen's VD diagnosis, etc. etc." Then she would get mad because her daughter didn't respond right away. The worst part was that she just kept doing it because she would get confused between Messenger and regular FB.
BookFanatic 8 months ago
I posted a n**e of my BF to a coworker's (yes, I know, don't have coworkers as friends on social media) FB wall instead of a picture of my hotel room. I took it down ASAP and coworker never said a thing...but I'm pretty sure she saw it. (sigh)
Elbert Jones 6 months ago
A guy was going to a second interview for a $100,000 plus a year job. While he was in college; he did a lot of crazy stuff. videos of his activities were posted on his FB page. The person interviewing him told the guy" We looked at your Facebook page. We do not want you to work here".
Sophia Pandia de Delphia 6 months ago (edited)
Unfortunately, free speech is about the government removing your right to speak freely. Not a private entity. Even more so, you have to be prepared to handle the "free speech" responses in return. None of that is conservative or liberal. If you're complaining about censorship, that's usually done by conservatives rather than liberals. You might also want to find out from BP why they're censoring words if that's what makes you claim liberals run the place.
Load More Replies... Huddo's sister 8 months ago
I just updated my FB cover photo and noticed it says clearly next to it THIS IMAGE IS PUBLIC and reading these, I can see why that is necessary :)
Crystalwitch60 8 months ago
Social media is toxic ! Never used it never will vile places especially fb
Thanos'Fingers 8 months ago
If you never used it how you know it's toxic?
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Bloobee bloobee bloo bloo bloo 6 months ago
Back in the days of MySpace I was seeing a guy in an open marriage. When his birthday came around I posted a “card” on his wall that said “I wanted to send you something s**y but I couldn’t fit in the mailbox”. Of course his family doesn’t know about his and his wife’s private life so they all had questions. He said he was able to give them some believable explanation but he didn’t tell me what it was. I sometimes wonder if he told them I was some crazy stalker
Say No to Downvoting 8 months ago
Is it BP censoring all the words or is it whatever website these stories are all stolen from? Is it a Lithuanian regulation thing? Are they just trying to be “cool” like TikTok and follow their weird example? Why? What is the call for this?
Sophia Pandia de Delphia 6 months ago
Advertising from multiple organizations and nations.
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Brian Droste 8 months ago
When I was working there was a temp where I was working at. We got talking and sort of became friends and exchanged numbers. Well one night I received a picture of a male private parts from her number. Turned out she was trying to send picture of her boyfriends private parts to her daughter. She had got drunk and accidentally sent it to my number.
PunchinelloTX 8 months ago
I stopped reading 1/3 of the way down because all the asterisk-heavy censored words became a distraction. The list of verboten words grows exponentially at an alarming rate, it seems, as does my lack of patience with this site that I admittedly stupidly subscribed to. I’ll end this as I always do— if you can’t display content in its entirety, don’t publish any of it!
Charity Angel 8 months ago
The trouble is that by including words like addictiøn in that list, they're creating barriers for people to talk about it. There is already enough of a stigma without censoring the actual word! It's an illness, and education is badly needed to help people not only recover, but recognise that they have an issue in the first place and reach out. Stigmatising it prevents assistance.
Load More Replies... Bob Jones 8 months ago
When does anything good ever come of sending n**e pictures of oneself to anyone??
martin734 8 months ago
It did for me. For 6 years I made a good living as a n**e/p**n model in the late 90's and early 00's.
Load More Replies... Breadcrumb. 8 months ago
I made a dirty word embroidery for my friend for Galatines and accidentally shared it in the wrong group chat..I shared it with my 9 and 12 year old neice instead of the gals. Thank God they have cool parents.
Damned_Cat 8 months ago
One of my older relatives initially thought that FB was a chat app. She would go on her daughter's FB page and post stuff like "I just talked to Martha. She's such a b***h! She was telling me about Helen's VD diagnosis, etc. etc." Then she would get mad because her daughter didn't respond right away. The worst part was that she just kept doing it because she would get confused between Messenger and regular FB.
BookFanatic 8 months ago
I posted a n**e of my BF to a coworker's (yes, I know, don't have coworkers as friends on social media) FB wall instead of a picture of my hotel room. I took it down ASAP and coworker never said a thing...but I'm pretty sure she saw it. (sigh)
Elbert Jones 6 months ago
A guy was going to a second interview for a $100,000 plus a year job. While he was in college; he did a lot of crazy stuff. videos of his activities were posted on his FB page. The person interviewing him told the guy" We looked at your Facebook page. We do not want you to work here".
Sophia Pandia de Delphia 6 months ago (edited)
Unfortunately, free speech is about the government removing your right to speak freely. Not a private entity. Even more so, you have to be prepared to handle the "free speech" responses in return. None of that is conservative or liberal. If you're complaining about censorship, that's usually done by conservatives rather than liberals. You might also want to find out from BP why they're censoring words if that's what makes you claim liberals run the place.
Load More Replies... Huddo's sister 8 months ago
I just updated my FB cover photo and noticed it says clearly next to it THIS IMAGE IS PUBLIC and reading these, I can see why that is necessary :)
Crystalwitch60 8 months ago
Social media is toxic ! Never used it never will vile places especially fb
Thanos'Fingers 8 months ago
If you never used it how you know it's toxic?
Load More Replies... Bloobee bloobee bloo bloo bloo 6 months ago
Back in the days of MySpace I was seeing a guy in an open marriage. When his birthday came around I posted a “card” on his wall that said “I wanted to send you something s**y but I couldn’t fit in the mailbox”. Of course his family doesn’t know about his and his wife’s private life so they all had questions. He said he was able to give them some believable explanation but he didn’t tell me what it was. I sometimes wonder if he told them I was some crazy stalker
Say No to Downvoting 8 months ago
Is it BP censoring all the words or is it whatever website these stories are all stolen from? Is it a Lithuanian regulation thing? Are they just trying to be “cool” like TikTok and follow their weird example? Why? What is the call for this?
Sophia Pandia de Delphia 6 months ago
Advertising from multiple organizations and nations.
Load More Replies... Brian Droste 8 months ago
When I was working there was a temp where I was working at. We got talking and sort of became friends and exchanged numbers. Well one night I received a picture of a male private parts from her number. Turned out she was trying to send picture of her boyfriends private parts to her daughter. She had got drunk and accidentally sent it to my number.
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