I have a married sister and she had became very nosey in my things. I dont to dhat to her but she feels she has the right to do it with me. That os why I blocked her from my Facebook account from my contact list like 2 months ago, because she is very Facebook fan and post things and she likes if other people do it to. When I had her as par tof my contacts, she likes to question me for everything I post in news feed or any other feed we had in common. If I commetned something about any news there was a possibility she may read my comment and if my comment was bad or a bad joke, she in private questioned me why the heck I posted what I posted. I mean she liked to pursue me I mean I could not have the freedom to post anything cause I was always afraid she may read what I post and then tell me something about it.
That all ended when Iblocked her from my contact list. But today as it was my birthday, she took some photos of me singing HB at home and she (without asking me if I want) told me she was going to post the photos on FB. I mean I dont mind that much if she posted them or not, but she automatically took the photo to the reason to upload it so everyone knew it was my birthday. But since I did not have her anymore as my contact list on FB she could not do it. But then she asked me "Are you on FB? I thought you were on FB, I want to tag you in the photo. Why dont you check what happened to your account because I could see other people wish you Birthday? So now she wants me to add her again so she can post the photo.
She never knew I blocked her from my FB list, as maybe she never noticed, but today as she ask me to post the photos on FB she asked me what the heck happened to my account. I told her a fiblet about something that happened to my account She even ask her husbadn to
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If I had a sibling who was behaving in a similar manner, I would try to communicate my feelings to them in a calm and respectful manner. I would explain how their actions make me feel and ask them to respect my privacy and boundaries.
It's important to have open and honest communication with family members, but it's also important to set boundaries and protect your personal space. If blocking your sister from your Facebook account was a way for you to establish those boundaries, then that is your right.
In this situation, I would suggest being honest with your sister about why you blocked her from your Facebook account and how her behavior was making you feel. You can also explain that while you appreciate her gesture of taking photos on your birthday, you don't feel comfortable with her posting them on social media.
It's possible that your sister may not realize how her behavior is affecting you and may be willing to respect your boundaries. However, if she continues to be nosey and intrusive, it may be necessary to reestablish those boundaries and limit your interactions with her.