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*nellina
writes:Hello dear Aunts,Thank you for being here for every problem all of us have.Well my problem is about an ex-friend of mine. She was mean and abusive (both psychological and physical abuse), so i ended the friendship and moved away about a year and a half ago. Now my life has gotten better, i have started overcoming all the issues this friendship left me with (she had convinced me that i was a bad person, useless and not even worth to be alive).But somehow she managed to find me on facebook. We didn't even have any common friends and i was using a nickname but she still found me. and she is rather revengeful as a person, so i got kinda stressed and panicked a bit. am i just crazy for freaking out over this? what should i do about it? i do not want this girl to be able to find me or the people i'm close to...
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reader, Tom Obler  +, writes (2 July 2013):
 Hi,
Block her. Go to your privacy settings and block her.
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reader, So_Very_Confused  +, writes (2 July 2013):
 just block her then she can't see you and you can't see her.
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reader, anonymous, writes (2 July 2013): You can still block and make youself totally private so no-one but the friends that you have added can see you or search for you.
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reader, Anellina +, writes (2 July 2013):
Anellina is verified as being by the original poster of the questionthe thing is that the email i used was new and i don't have my phone number (which i changed to ovoid her) registered on facebook either... so it hit me as really weird the fact that she found me... i even think of deleting my account but if i do i will lose contact with many people
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reader, romany +, writes (2 July 2013):
 Hi, Block her from facebook, and then go into your facebook privacy settings, and hide yourself from being searched for, she may have found you through email or phone number search. Also hide your friends list from public view.
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reader, Honeypie +, writes (2 July 2013):
 Block her from your stuff.
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