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> At some point one has to ask oneself: what's the best outcome for my child? This is exactly the way it is supposed to work. Sad to hear that the commenters
by CTDOCodebases 3y ago
> At some point one has to ask oneself: what's the best outcome for my child?
This is exactly the way it is supposed to work.
Sad to hear that the commenters parents care more for cultivating their social media presence than the wishes of their own child.
- em-bee 3y agothat is not what this subthread is about. this is about the question whether it is reasonable for me to threaten my parents to not let them see my children if they don't stop posting photos of them on facebook against my wishes. to me a good relationship with my parents is more important than staying out of facebook.
- em-bee 3y agowhat's more, at least in germany, grandparents have a legal right to have contact with their grandchildren. i would have to convince a court that posting pictures on facebook is so harmful that this right should be revoked.
- CTDOCodebases 3y agoI understand your position and sorry if I have caused offense. I guess we just see things differently. To me a "good relationship with my parents" involves mutual respect of boundaries. It shouldn't even get to the point of threats. I understand that for some and maybe even yourself this may be an unlikely outcome or you might just think it not worth the effort on this particular issue given how pervasive social media already is.