DEAR CR-ABBY:
I am a private person by nature and avoid doing a lot of posting on the Internet because of it. My problem is a friend I'll call "Maria," who constantly posts pictures of our outings with friends on her Web site for everyone to see.
The photos themselves are not embarrassing, I just prefer not having my face plastered all over the Internet. Most recently, Maria posted photographs from my wedding without asking me, and it really bothered me. I understand that she is an outgoing person who enjoys sharing details of her life, but I feel like my privacy has been invaded.
I am not the only person in our group that feels this way. How do we ask her to stop posting these images without offending her?
-- OVEREXPOSED IN SAN FRANCISCO
I am a private person by nature and avoid doing a lot of posting on the Internet because of it. My problem is a friend I'll call "Maria," who constantly posts pictures of our outings with friends on her Web site for everyone to see.
The photos themselves are not embarrassing, I just prefer not having my face plastered all over the Internet. Most recently, Maria posted photographs from my wedding without asking me, and it really bothered me. I understand that she is an outgoing person who enjoys sharing details of her life, but I feel like my privacy has been invaded.
I am not the only person in our group that feels this way. How do we ask her to stop posting these images without offending her?
-- OVEREXPOSED IN SAN FRANCISCO
Dear Ansel Adams on Steroids,
"Overexposed in San Francisco", isn't that redundant?
I have thought long and hard about this one...a real toughy. I flew in a team of consultants. This high powered brain trust and I have burnt the midnight oil and after many hours pondering we believe we have come up with a solution....
Ask her to stop!
Cr-Abby
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