Facebook 'Friend' who I get on well with is on holiday abroad. They just posted 75 holiday snaps on Facebook AIBU to think this is excessive. Incidentally they have dozens of random "Friends" so they've just told the world that the house is empty so please burgle it.
AIBU?
Not to want to see your your entire holiday on Facebook
SirGawain · 23/07/2022 20:49
Am I being unreasonable?
511 votes. Final results.
POLLSheilasLemonade · 23/07/2022 20:57
My MIL send us 20+ pics a day on WhatsApp of their holiday. Then posts them on Instagram and Facebook.
THEN when they come home, FIL makes a special DVD which we have to sit through.
We've had a week in Athens, a weekend in Bognor and a cruise to sit through so far this year...
Shareornotwhocares · 23/07/2022 21:02
First time I think I’ve recognized me and DH in a mumsnet post!
If it’s about a road trip and we’re currently in the Pyrenees then yep.
with views like that, we feel like sharing as some of our friends have not been here. Don’t like it, mute or just don’t click. Some of out families have asked us to share!
As for the empty house - it’s not empty plus it’s cctvd and alarmed to the hilt.
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burnoutbabe · 23/07/2022 21:02
I also use mine Like a photo albums.
But that means one of 2 posts with a comment then 50 added to an album. People can ignore the album very easily.
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