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Subject: About the company you keep... (click in)

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You should hear some of the things I've heard family members say

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Date Posted: 01/19/14 Sun
In reply to: easy fix 's message, "I agree; you are judged by the company you keep. If it is your photo, you can delete the comment. The queen should delete comments that contain bad language." on 01/19/14 Sun

If the photo was posted by someone else and she got tagged in it, then she can't remove what someone posts about her below it, even if she untags herself. I know, I got tagged on a mass political post that I did NOT agree with! and even removing myself people then were posting behind it before I realized it. I think people read too much into Facebook. If we are the company we keep well what about rude husbands/kids? I can't tell you how many of those I've met where I've wondered "how does she put up with that??"

At one pageant I saw the new state queen's husband tell her to "just shut up" about how tired she was after winning. I felt BAD for her, not badly towards her. I've also seen some queens' kids completely embarrass their mothers online with pregnancy drama, boyfriend drama, arguments online and again, I don't think less of them for the "company they keep" because when its family or close friends, you're kinda stuck. One mistake does not end a friendship though, at least if it's a real one. My point is we should not be so quick to judge others lest we want to be judged for what others do too.

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