I am am thinking of using my fiance's real name or version of it, instead of saying, " my fiance" or "my fiance's son" or whomever... When I am talking about them in my posts.
I don't see what it matters as long as you're not using their last name.
Just make up a name if you don't want to use the real first name. I don't see what harm that could bring. It's a lot better than having to say all the time, "my sister-in-law". Just make up any old first name. However, when you're first writing about them, it seems like you would still have to say who these people are, in relationship to you, so I don't know how you avoid that.
The relationship is probably more helpful than the name, and people who bc wish to harass will use names to figure out who you are- I’d suggest not using names. Or make them up like “my sister Julie…”
They are already listening to you through your phone, they know where you live, where you bank, where you work, how much money you have and every website you ever visited. They don't need a reminder of what your wife's name really is since they have all the goods on her too. Still, use a different name.
No... don't do that! Exposing someone else's identity unless they hold public office without their express agreement is unethical. If you can wrap your head around it, use a made-up name.... it matters to nobody else what silly name you call the person - or yourself
@RedBaron I see your point. I guess I am just being paranoid. I guess a part of me thinks if I say their real names people will stalk them. My fiance has had a stalker before.. luckily the guy is now in prison. I've seen people sift through people's photos and find out information that's very private. I realize now I just am being paranoid.