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A fellow student at my university is too nosey with social media. What to do?
02-28-2013, 03:04 PM
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A fellow student at my university is too nosey with social media. What to do?
Theres this lady who is a lot older than all of us other paralegal students and she seems to be treating us all like shes our advisor, or treating us as we are younger than her. She friended us all on facebook, and whenever she gets an email from the director of our major she always forwards it to us(when we all get that email in the first place) Its like she has to be the leader of everything and thinks all of the rest of us dont pay attention to things like signing up for next semester classes. Whats really annoying me is that shes "liking" ALL of my stuff on facebook, and is just all up on my emails and social media. I dont need that. WHat should I do? I would REALLY like to stop communicating with her altogether, but I dont want to start anything as we are all girls..

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02-28-2013, 03:13 PM
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You should unfriend her on Facebook (or set her as "restricted" if you don't want her to know about it) and tell her that you already receive those e-mails, so she doesn't need to forward them to you.

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02-28-2013, 03:18 PM
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In addition to JJ's advice, ask your professor if s/he can send around a reminder that all announcements go to everyone in the class and that there's no need to forward. Or just take the woman aside and say, "Look, I know you're trying to be helpful, but it's really coming across as patronizing." One of the problems women often encounter in the workplace (and in general) is not being assertive enough, so don't be afraid to politely but firmly set boundaries before the annoyance gets out of hand.
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