Oh boy... Facebook etiquette time!
I met Angie probably two months ago when she was in town for a large dancing event. Our interactions were brief, but pleasant, so when she attempted to friend me on Facebook, I accepted.
Angie returned to our city for unrelated matters, but did drop into one of our weekly dancing events. I did say hello and chatted with her a bit.
Angie posted a few pictures from her trip on Facebook the next day and the following paraphrased conversation occurred below the pictures.
DDP: It was really nice to see you again; it looks like you had a great trip!
Angie: I did! I almost forgot to post the pictures of us!!! (This seemed odd to me, as I did not recall taking any pictures with Angie, but it is not uncommon for someone to take some of people dancing, so I figured that is what she had.)
DDP: Most people don't tag me, because I am not all that photogenic.
Angie: I LOVE our selfies together.
And before I could even try to figure out what selfie I took with her, I received a notification that I was tagged in approximately 20 selfies. The problem? All of the pictures are of Angie and Brenda (not me). She apparently has me confused. What is the best way to tell Angie that I am not Brenda? I felt funny just announcing it, because it is obvious that the two of them spent much more time together and got along really well. I did not want to embarrass Angie, but I also feel weird that I am tagged in so many photos that are certainly not me.
Do you have any thoughts on how to most graciously handle incorrectly tagged photos?