We all know that family gatherings can be a minefield of drama, but what happens when the battlefield is the dinner table? Our heroine, a hardworking 20-year-old, is caught in a tug-of-war between her work schedule and her younger sister’s college timetable. The bone of contention? The timing of family dinners. ️⏰
The Clash of Schedules
The Dinner Dilemma ️
The Lonely Meal
The Birthday Party Incident
The Unanswered Question ❓
The Unyielding Mother ♀️
Grandma’s Sympathy
The Ultimatum ⚖️
Mom’s Accusation
The Weekend Woes ️
The Sister’s Situation
The Unfair Balance ⚖️
The Divorced Parents
The Food Contribution
The Dinner Table Standoff: Who’s the Real Culprit? ️⏰
Our 20-year-old protagonist finds herself in an unappetizing situation as she’s constantly left eating alone at family dinners due to her younger sister’s college schedule. Despite her attempts to negotiate a fair rotation, her pleas fall on deaf ears. Even her grandmother’s sympathy doesn’t seem to sway the family’s decision. The cherry on top? She’s accused of being immature and an a**hole for wanting to skip these lonely meals. As she grapples with this ongoing family drama, we’re left wondering: is she really the one being unreasonable? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation… ️⏰
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Alternating dinner times? Not the a**hole.
Last Updated on November 6, 2023 by Diply Social Team
