My ex keeps using my Netflix password after I told him to stop.
By @sashasorta · Internet
We broke up months ago. I changed the password once, he somehow got the new one from my brother, and now he's watching stuff on my profile and messing up my recommendations. I told him to get his own account.
The full story
I don't get it. He has a job. He can afford his own Netflix. It's not about the money, it's just the principle of the thing. We're not together. My brother gave him the new password because they're still friends, but I told my brother that was a mistake and not to do it again. Now the ex is logging in, using my profile, and my whole 'continue watching' is full of his dumb shows. I feel like it's a way for him to still be in my life and it's disrespectful. I'm about to change the password again and not give it to anyone.
How people voted
- OP Is Right — 16% (4 votes)
- Both Messy — 36% (9 votes)
- OP Is Wrong — 48% (12 votes)
Readers say “OP Is Wrong” (48%) — 25 votes and 5 comments so far.
What people are saying
@maeactually — Your brother is the real problem here.
@tannerk — lmaoooo
@inesyk — change the password and the brother
@forrealsies — My ex used to do this with my Hulu until I changed the password and his mom texted me asking for it. Some people have no shame.
@remyyy — You're not overreacting, that's super disrespectful. It's a boundary issue, not a money issue. Stick to your guns!
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