To redress the unsettling situation with his left-behind mother, Efren manages his online presence through content regulation (Lincoln and Robards 2016a). As he explained: “So, I don’t post anymore or no one sees my post but me. I set it on private mode.” In this way, managing online posts becomes an effective means to avoid disappointing others.Recent studies on Philippine transnational communication show that Facebook is used by Filipino migrants to construct a good and successful life overseas via posting photos of meals, visited places, purchased goods, and so forth (Aguirre and Davies 2015; Madianou 2014; McKay 2016).These findings complement the data in my study. OFWs used Facebook to document their everyday activities, purchased items, travels, and everyday interactions with colleagues and friends from diverse cultural backgrounds. However, this practice of portraying a good life overseas on Facebook stirs clashing feelings among Philippine-based loved ones.This is the case of Dolor, a 51-year-old housewife from the province of Pampanga, Philippines.