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What do you think of a mother who is friends with her daughters x husbands new wife on facebook? - purringwood319 - 11-10-2012 01:35 AM
They meeet one time at her granddaughters wedding .And the new wife lives 3000 miles away .I asked her to not befriendfs with her and she wont.
We are talking about my MOTEHR family you know not a friend.It also was a painful divorce.
- Never Doubt - 11-10-2012 01:43 AM
what do i think?
pretty shitty......
- pearl - 11-10-2012 01:43 AM
I think you have no right to tell someone else who they are allowed to be friends with.
Grow up.
ADD You think there's such a thing as a pain-free divorce? Grow up.
- Tony - 11-10-2012 01:43 AM
oh Me who u are to tell any one in the world to be friend or not please mind ur own business , no one is ur slave to lisen, please do not tell any one to be friend with some one, its not ur baundry, mind ur own business, what if some one come to u and said not be friend with so and so is it ok wit hu , mind ur own business please
- Orla C - 11-10-2012 01:43 AM
It's none of your business who your mother is friends with.
And if that's how controlling you are, it's no wonder you have one ex husband.
- Butterscotch - 11-10-2012 01:43 AM
Strange. It sounds like she's checking out her daughter's competition. Why would the new wife even want to add her as a friend? It's just too bizarre. lol :-)
- always learning - 11-10-2012 01:43 AM
your divorce was painful...for you. it is unfair to drag other family members in to your 'pain'. Your mother is an adult and she can befriend whomever she wants. if you dont like it, then stay out of her business. My parents are friends with my X husbands girlfriend...who am I to say anything? Stay out of it and you will be happier.
- Patrick - 11-10-2012 01:43 AM
If there are kids involved then YES. But if no kids are involved then that would be unethical.
- Chevasaur - 11-10-2012 01:43 AM
Excuse me? She's your mother, you're not hers, don't tell her what to do, mind your own business, this woman gave you life.
- Gwendolen - 11-10-2012 01:43 AM
It seems very strange that she would be friends with this woman, especially if you are not on good terms with the husband. Did you have children together? If so she is probably just trying to maintain contact with her grandkids. Why not ask her why she wants to be friends with her? Perhaps she is trying to stay close to the enemy! If she just wants to be friends with her then there isn't much you can do about it but it's very inconsiderate.