Am I overreacting or do I have the right to be pissed?

[Anonymous]

I've never once wanted my child's photos posted online. My sister went and posted photos of her naked in the bathtub on Facebook. This same sister also posted photos of her as a newborn, announcing her birth, all without my consent. I lost my cool and went off at her for doing this, while others told me I was overreacting.

Fast forward: the very people who said I was overreacting are now there, criticising people for posting their kids videos and photos on social media. When I brought it to their attention about how I went off on my sister for posting my daughter's images online without consent, they sat there and just brushed it off as nothing. Seriously, you are there criticising people for posting kid videos and images online, but you don't see how wrong it was of my sister to do this with my daughter, especially with her naked in the bath.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Yes, you have every right to be pissed off.

[Asker]

Thank you

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

I wish you the best on this matter and you are welcome :)

[jahaims]

Cut those people out. They don't respect you or your family. You can report the post and have them removed.

[Asker]

my sister and I had a massive falling out and I cut her from mine and my daughter’s lives.

[petitedollbabee]

You definitely have a right to be pissed.

[Asker]

Thank you.

[Cutegirl06]

That would piss me off too!!

[Asker]

I was furious especially when she told me she posted photos of my daughter naked. It was a contributing factor for us having a massive falling out.