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Facebook etiquette
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November 9th, 2009Family mattersDear Mother-in-Law,
I am new to Facebook and yes, I am a mother in law.
I am in a quandary. I don’t know if I should or should not send an invitation to friends and relatives? Is there a proper etiquette?
I would NOT want my daughters-in-law or my sons to feel like they were -obligated- to add me as a “facebook friend” since were are far more than friends. Would you agree it is better to be requested than to request? I have received requests from friends of all ages but can certainly understand where a daughter-in-law, like mine, would be grief stricken over not offending me! What’s your advise wise mother in law?
From one mother-in-law to another.
Play the podcast below to hear my Mother-in-Law’s answer.
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