Have you ever come across an online post by someone else that was about you? What was it?

My cousin posted about how his family makes fun of him for playing video games and collecting

Lego since he's in his mid-20s. He has a job and buys his own stuff. He went on to say that

two family members, without fail, poorly sneak through his room every Thanksgiving so they can

buy him a Lego set he doesn't already have for Christmas.

Apparently, my husband and I are not as smooth as we thought.

I read a post on Reddit relationships where this person had gone on a first date with a guy

and she thought he was a very nice and pleasant guy, but was boring and there was no chemistry,

and she wanted advice on how to reject him for the second date. The details she described

about the first date were exactly similar to a first date I'd had a week before the post.

Two days after the post went up and people responded with advice, I got a text from the girl

I went on a date with, saying she thought I was a

nice person and she had a good time, but she doesn't think will be a good match and wished me

all the best. So yeah, I came to know about my rejection before she could actually reject me.

In all fairness, this was my first date ever, and I probably was extremely boring and nervous,

and I don't blame her at all for rejecting me.

Someone made up a story about me stealing their husband and posted it on this kind of site.

They stole a picture from my Facebook profile and posted it. To this day, I have no idea who did

that. That person must have known me, but didn't actually know where I live since it was posted

with a town that is six

hours away from where I actually live. I immediately told my husband about it, and thankfully he didn't

believe it, but somehow someone found it at work, and everyone was talking about it. Even the VP

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