In a world of social media, what can be classified as "cheating" is a bit of a blurry line. Our writer today is receiving many unsolicited Instagram DM's from a friend's husband. They're borderline creepy and just plain uncalled for. When is enough, enough? and at what point should she tell her friend without causing unnecessary drama?

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