I found out my number had been shared while folding laundry.
While folding laundry, I see my number shared in a group chat, and my hands stop. Suho sees a difference between growing close to someone and having permission…
Scenes
- My number was in the group chat — In the evening, I opened the group chat while folding laundry and found my number shared among strangers.
- It’s hard to confront them or pretend nothing happened — Asking who sent it feels like it might make things worse, but letting it go leaves me unsettled about someone using my number.
- Being close doesn’t mean I agreed to that — In online relationships, frequently talking to someone and consenting to show them my information to others are two separate things.
- There’s something else to save first — Today, save the screen showing the chat name and number, along with the date. It’s okay to wait before replying.
- I decide who gets close to me — You don’t have to brush off the fact that your number was shared. If strangers are still contacting you, let’s look at that first next time.
Stories by Suho
- Suho
- A gift comes every payday
- Someone I’d seen online was standing outside my home.
- I keep thinking about that call after the work dinner.
- After work, I’m standing at the door, and I need to change who can see my account.
- After my appointment, an offer to work together came in.
- I check the hate comments again, even after putting my child to bed.
- When I wake up, today’s plans are already decided.
- On the first night, should I open the door when someone says we have a mutual friend?