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Well, lucky for you there's an unfriend/unfollow option. You might want to use the block button on the ex though. Just as a precaution.
I agree, block him. Cause it could lead to a bad situation.
Stop whining, unfriend them back and block if needed. Problem solved.
Seriously. Would have taken less time than writing the FML.
He then just becomes unfriendable Larry.
You should probably let your sister know about the friend requests and not to accept them until she gets an ok from you
Dont let your sister use your facebook. Cmon
That's why you always say no and don't just ignore them
Maybe you should talk to your sister about online privacy, so that she knows to be aware of things like this if she ever gets her own Facebook/ social media account.
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Stop whining, unfriend them back and block if needed. Problem solved.
Well, lucky for you there's an unfriend/unfollow option. You might want to use the block button on the ex though. Just as a precaution.