Just need to leave this here

[themysteriouswife]

If it isn't acceptable to walk up to an acquaintance IRL and say congrats on your pg. that may or may not be pg, how is it acceptable on line? I mean seriously.  I would never in a million years walk up to "Ashley" IRL and say, "Congrats!  I heard you were pg!"  It could be another Ashley.  I am overly angry about this. 

Another thing, if you don't know if you are talking to the right person, dont open your effing mouth!

I am also annoyed by the "Am I pg?" post.  Again, you wouldn't do this IRL, why online? 

[gogadgetgo]

I agree it's really shitty. Especially when people assume and don't check their facts before inserting foot in mouth. I feel like if someone wanted you to know something, they'd tell you. I feel so bad for her.

And the belligerent am I pg posts are out of control.

[themysteriouswife]

The thing is, it is old old BOTBer she doesn't/hasn't associated with. It's people she doesn't know at all

[bugandbibs]

I will never understand why someone would congratulate a pregnancy on FB that wasn't announced there. Even if they had of been right, maybe they didn't want it out there yet.

The whole thing with Maddy just sucks and is another example of how dumb and rude people are.

[oliviapope]

I saw the post over there, that's really crappy.

[kelle017]

Mar 4, 2013 22:04:40 GMT -5 bugandbibs said:

I will never understand why someone would congratulate a pregnancy on FB that wasn't announced there. Even if they had of been right, maybe they didn't want it out there yet.

This.  I've known about pregnancies before they were announced, and I would never say anything.  It's their news to share. 
I actually found a fb friend on the bump once, and saw that she was pregnant. I never said anything, and she ended up having a missed miscarriage around 10 weeks, at which point she did say something.