Who Is That Person Using My Facebook Account To Solicit For Favours From My Friends

Add personal message on facebook friend request?

I think FB reworked the Add Friend button for the worse and now you can't add a message to your request. I found 2 possible workaround for this but neither is perfect.

1. Instead of using the Add Friend button look for a text something like this on the person's profile: " only shares some information publicly. If you know , add her as a friend or send her a message." If you click "add him/her as a friend" a requesting window pops-up and you may add a message.

2. If you don't find a clickable link to add as friend, enter this in the URL field of your browser:
www.facebook.com/addfriend.php?id=[id]
Replace [id] with the friend-to-be's facebook id, without the brackets.

Even with these methods the 'Add a personal message' option may be not available with some persons.

Do I accept a Facebook friend request from my husband's ex-wife?

My husband and I have been married now for a little over a month. He has two small children and I know that communicating with his ex-wife is unavoidable because of the children. We dated for several years before getting married, so I am used to having to share certain info with his ex-wife. However, before the wedding, she asked us to make sure and take a picture of the boys all dressed up for the wedding and give it to her. We just shrugged it off, knowing that I will not give her pictures from my wedding, even if they are of her children. She recently asked me again if we ever got that picture of the boys from the wedding and I told her that our photographer did not get one single shot of just the boys (which is the truth). After that, I received a friend request from one of her good friends and now I've gotten a request from her. My gut feeling is that she only wants to see our pictures and whats going on in our life. (She has yet accepted the fact that when she chose to leave her husband and children that she gave up the right to know every move they make.) I feel like this is the reason for getting the friend request from her friend and from her since my Facebook privacy is set to friends only. Do I ignore her request to protect the privacy of marriage and new life with my husband and his boys? Or should I be the bigger person and accept her request, giving her the freedom to see everything we do. (I'm not a frequent FB poster...its usually only pictures of trips or other special events. I don't give a play by play of my daily life.)

My boyfriend broke up with me via facebook?

Well hes a jerk! If he doesnt have the balls to say it to your face, than hes not good enough. You shouldnt be embarrassed, he shoukd cuz he looks mean. Iknow its hard, but you shoukdnt go back with him. Eventuall you will get over him.