DEAR ABBY: I text my older sister often. Last month, I sent her a long message consisting of information and chitchat. To my surprise, it was not answered by her, but by her daughter (who I am not fond of). My message was not meant for her daughter, and although the information it contained was not critical or embarrassing, I am offended that my text was intercepted (and answered) by someone other than the intended recipient.
Am I wrong here? The entire situation has now been blown way out of proportion and we are no longer speaking. Please advise. — PRIVATE BROTHER IN FLORIDA
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