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I don't understand what thyou AIBU is, do you have her phone number, Facebook is Facebook, I don't understand why adults get upset over anything on FB tbh.
Does she have 10 friends or 1000? How active is she?
Maybe you're friends with someone she needs to avoid, and she doesn't want any chance they'd see what she's up to (eg if you tagged her in something).
People use FB in different ways: maybe your way and hers are just very different.
Two weeks ago this would've really bothered me... but i have come off FB 13 days ago and I love life without it!!!
What's the AIBU?
Bodypump it's liberating isn't it? I gave it up a while ago and realised it's just a load of crap really. I probably read one interesting status out of 40.
Metal love it!
Why do you equal no Fb with not wanting to keep in touch?
I've given up Facebook this very evening - I'm sick to the back teeth of the boastful bollocks people post, all this "look at me with my perfect children, on a perfect day out, with my perfect partner and my perfect bank balance". It's all bullshit.
If she's blocked you, block her telephone number on your phone for the next time she asks you for a favour. She can shove it.
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I'd be a bit aggy too about it, have you got the balls to ask her why? If not, move immediately f these negative thoughts, life's well too short X
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How do you know she's blocked you?
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Has she moved far away that you won't actually see each other again. If so and she's like me I can't be doing with my FB full of "friends" who aren't actually friends
Strange - I thought you couldn't tell
She may have clicked decline by accident.
Well she hasn't blocked you. If she had, you wouldn't be able to see her profile at all. She simply doesn't want to be FB friends with you and that's fine. I have v few people as my FB friends. It's restricted to family as close IRL friends only. I decline friend requests from acquaintances.
Maybe if she's moved away she just sees it as a new start and doesn't see the point of keeping in touch with people she might never see again. I've had friends on Facebook who've moved and afterwards have deleted friends from where they lived before. It's no big deal. People add and delete friends all the time. Facebook is fine, but real life friends are more important.
She might also have the other school mums hidden and/or on limited profile (is that what it's called?).
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