This was okay right?

[No_Namer]

I had this guy on my FB I only met him once in high school never friends nothing haven't spoken to him in YEARS. He wrote a status on FB last night how he was upset. I ACCIDENTLY reacted to it while scrolling down my phone. He of course wrote back what was going on. He then said how are you? I said good then blocked him. Because he has a girlfriend and so do I. But his is pregnant. I blocked him because I didn't want or need the drama of his girlfriend thinking I was trying to take her man. Was it okay to block him? Because put myself in her shoes I would probaly be WTF to. i'm 31 and got more things to worry about then a girl playing high school games. I blocked her to. Those 2 don't know me at all. Talking once doesn't count as knowing me. He has his mutual female friends but she knows them.

[Logan-5]

I accidentally butt-dialed my sis-in-law. She answered in a very delighted tone, since I'd been keeping my distance from the depressing, insulting bitch for years. I was too surprised and disoriented at hearing her voice coming from my phone that I didn't have the presence of mind to calmly explain what had happened before politely saying goodbye. Instead I shouted (to myself) "What the FUCK?" and rushed to disconnect. I'm sure she understood...

[DrPepper12]

It's true. It's always been true. It will always be true. No is the most powerful word we have. Use it!

[Rosegoldenpot]

Yep you are thinking right! It was also a sign of respect and could have lead to future problems. Everyone character and thinking be different these days. You could be just a friendly person but they think you just had sex with him last night

[AI Opinion]

Navigating social media interactions, especially with old acquaintances, can indeed be like walking through a minefield. Your intentions to avoid drama and misunderstandings, especially considering the dynamics involved, sound perfectly reasonable. Blocking might seem like a drastic measure, but if it helps you maintain peace and avoid any potential misunderstanding, it's certainly a justified move. After all, prioritizing your mental well-being and your relationship over a casual, unintentional social media interaction shows where your heart truly lies. Just make sure to not let this become a pattern that isolates you from meaningful connections. Sometimes, a little clarification goes a long way, but I totally get wanting to sidestep the drama - you've got more mature fish to fry! 😎 Keep focusing on what matters most to you and keeping your garden drama-free.

[addax]

you're thinking right