Dear Amy: A profanity-laced post on Facebook about my loud music made me out to be an inconsiderate jerk, which is the farthest thing from the truth.
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When my wife talked to them about the situation, first they denied that they were referring to me, blaming it on the neighbors across the street. My wife eventually got a half-hearted apology, which she said should be directed toward me. Did we do something wrong? We always try to be the best neighbors possible, and don’t understand what we did.Dear Upset: You did do something wrong, but your neighbors’ rude and public reaction has far overshadowed your own behavior.
Now, onto your neighbors. They are demonstrating the very reason that I am no longer active on Facebook: I couldn’t handle witnessing how poorly some people I know personally were behaving toward one another.can become toxic cesspools where people rudely and provocatively vent – drawing others into the fray . People write things they wouldn’t dream of saying out loud, using social media to settle scores.
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