Asking someone to delete a facebook photo

You already had a falling out so what should it matter?
I personally wouldn't find it weird if someone asked me to take down a photo.

>>17670791
They are still friends with some of my friends so slightly concerned they may shit talk behind my back about it

>>17670796
Assuming your friends are decent human beings and friends why would they care? Would you laugh about a friend asking to have a photo taken down?

If you are like me and think up all the bad scenarios then the way I get over doing things like sending a message or text is I set a timer for 30 seconds and write out the message, then click send before the time runs out. That helps me not think about it too much.

>>17670820
Thats a good point. Yeah I'm definitely the same, I think up all the bad possible scenarios and dwell on things

You'll probably feel awkward about for about a day, but you'll feel less self-conscious afterwards.

Ask them to take it down.

Use the report button and choose u want to remove it

The photo in question was basically an unflattering photo of me captioned about how I only go to the gym because I don't have a GF (I do now, the photo was years ago). Am I over reacting? I feel like its rude but maybe I'm just being too sensitive to 'lad' banter

>>17670932
I think this is the way to go

>>17670956
Does it notify the person?