26 People Reveal The Most Fucked Up 'TMI' Facebook Post They've Ever Seen Online

“The saga of my friend's baby who was dealing with constipation. Her baby was extremely constipated for a week, which I am sure is stressful since the baby was crying constantly from discomfort, but she diligently documented the events on Facebook. Then posted a picture of her exploded diaper when th…”

— JoyfulStingray, reddit.com

“Saw one Facebook picture that was baby's first blow out in a bouncer with poop all over baby, bouncer, and the floor. That's gross and really doesn't need shared”

— ThisGirlsTopsBlooby, reddit.com

“A girl I have on Facebook posted a picture of her son taking a shit ON THE FLOOR. Didn't try to stop it or anything just took a picture for Facebook”

— LittleDoeLady_, reddit.com

“Recently was looking at bed and breakfasts for a retreat with my husband. There was a bed and breakfast that looked nice, but had shared this weird passive aggressive post along the lines of, 'We were approached by a same-sex couple for a wedding... we are CHRISTIAN!!!... we thought about it for a w…”

— sunshinecliffs, reddit.com

“I was looking at Airbnb listings and one of them had an 'amenities' section with things like WiFi, front porch, free parking, DVD player... Pretty normal stuff until I got to the part that said 'Literature on the biblical roles of a man and wife'.”

— SherpaLali, reddit.com

“I used to be friends with a middle school teacher who was constantly sharing stuff about her students — photos, full names, things they told her in confidence, everything. This might seem mild except that she was sharing private information and images of minors who were not her kids without their kn…”

— segmentedcat, reddit.com

“People posting PICTURES of their 'big boy who learned to use the potty!' ugh. gross.”

— Beachy5313, reddit.com

“Worst has got the be the live video of a home water birth, with accompanying photos for anyone 'too squeamish to watch.' Runner up would be all of the graphic descriptions and photos of diapers. And I'm shocked at the number of people who post this. No one cares. No one. Not one person cares to see…”

— JPickle82, reddit.com

“I had a high school classmate change her profile picture to a shot of her during her water birth. My proudest moment was when STFU Parents used that photo in a blog post.”

— princessawesomepants, reddit.com

“My neighbor's teenage daughter suffers from severe anxiety, and my neighbor posts paragraphs upon paragraphs about it. Everything from the details of her daughter's latest panic attack to exactly how it's being treated. If anyone -- especially my parents -- shared my personal mental health details w…”

— snapkangaroo, reddit.com

“My mom's new boyfriend posted on her page an image that said something like "I like to start my mornings with black coffee and hot sex." Uh, okay. Not what I want to see but I'm not oblivious, my mom has a sex life. But It bothered me because I don't think information like that should be public. I w…”

— TemporarilyAHotdog, reddit.com

“Gotta love reading the play by play of someone's divorce on Facebook.”

— mayfleur, reddit.com

“One of my high school friends was posting hourly *CANCER UPDATE's* for the entire time she was awake for the last three weeks of her grandfather's life. She's normally posting weird cringeworthy stuff (noteworthy diatribes include 'america is awful because I can't afford floor seats at a Coldplay co…”

— WooglyOogly, reddit.com

“A Facebook friend frequently shares about her son's medical issues. The kid is 10 and his issues include chronic incontinence.”

— mareenah, reddit.com

“A girl I knew from high school posted an entire album of pictures of a miscarriage. A couple pictures, I could understand.. but a ton of bloody pictures is insane.”

— Emileahh, reddit.com

“A friend who had been having some issues that affected her menses made several posts where she posted pictures of her soiled sanitary napkins.”

— PharmacyThumbprint, reddit.com

“All I get is the standard, 'I removed my birthday info from FB so I could see which of my REAL friends remembered my birthday,' and passive aggressive inspirational quotes.”

— todayonbloopers, reddit.com

“A girl I was at uni with went slightly off the rails after graduation, ended up marrying her ~20 years older boss who was engaged with two kids. She would always post these ridiculous aggressive things about her daughters coming back from a weekend away (with their mum) with pierced ears etc. It was…”

— aderynmelyn, reddit.com

“A girl I graduated high school with posted a photo on Instagram and Facebook of her daughters crib (5 months old) after she shit all over it during the night with the caption 'What mommy's get to wake up and deal with in the morning!'”

— mmeeoww, reddit.com

“This guy's girlfriend posted a picture of his fertility test on Facebook. The caption was something like 'My man can make babies, yay!' Then when they broke up, she posted a lonnnnnng paragraph about how he was a porn addict and blah blah blah. A year later they're back together.”

— DiscoApocalypse, reddit.com

“An ex friend of mine wrote a passive aggressive FB note (back when Notes were the thing) about how I never hang out with her anymore and then dare to ask her to buy a $99 bridesmaids dress so she can be in my wedding. And then tagged me in it. (I was severely depressed around this time as well as ve…”

— lutheranian, reddit.com

“A former coworker was let go. For a few weeks, he would post bitter updates about how unfair it was that he was let go over a project that won an award. Then it would be about how he couldn't find jobs. I agree with him that he was a valuable person in the office and he shouldn't have been let go, b…”

— breakfastburritotime, reddit.com

“My brother posted the results of his blood test on FB (literally a picture of the lab work paper) to let everyone know that he's healthy. He had no reason to be concerned about his health. In fact, he is very, very fit and wants everyone to know how fit he is. He posts about going to the gym and wha…”

— robokitteh, reddit.com

“I think the worst are the Selfies people take with their dying or dead relative in the casket. ...just no, put the phone down in that instance and give them some dignity.”

— unbearablebarebear, reddit.com

“I've had a fam friend post EVERY.SINGLE.THING about her life every single day. From what she ate to where she went to. It was annoying until it became a form of entertainment for me. Until her maid splashed hot water all over her while she was sleeping. Her last post and the saddest one was pictures…”

— soojungie, reddit.com

“What I don't understand is they just found out. Like they post it before the 12 weeks. I had one girl who I knew was have fertility issues post hers, with a few weeks later that she had a miscarriage. Every post after that was so bad, at first they were going to foster, then they had to work on thei…”

— kati_pai, reddit.com