Some time ago I was homeless, on benefits and wasn't really in a position to be buying loads. For context my mental health was down and my sleeping schedule was out of whack. I could see the local clothes bank had listings for things they were giving away, and people were asking for things all of the time in comments. I didn't want to write anything publicly about my circumstances, so in the evening I sent (albeit a number of) messages asking for things. They weren't long messages, it was a sentence/a few sentences sent in consecutive messages.
The responses were unclear and didn't actually answer my questions, like 'its for people who need them'. I was also mostly left on read, but when they did respond they were really confusing, I was then blocked.
A few days later I get confronted by someone who knew the person running the page, shocked because I didn't need anything that I was asking for, saying they were really upset that I was messaging them in the middle of the night, sending loads of messages, demanding things (exaggerated wordings in my opinion), later on in this confrontation, they (accidentally?) reveal they're up all night on Facebook anyway responding to messages re the page, so it wasn't actually an issue? What difference did it make that I was?
They also made up that I had left nasty comments on their facebook page when I hadn't commented on it at all. Every now and then I remember what happened during a difficult time in my life, and am struggling to process it. Were they just having a bad day? It happened over new years, and it really bothers me.