Thanksgiving Guest Invites Friends to Cousin’s Dinner Without Asking Her First, Then Labels Hostess Selfish When She Refuses to Let Those Friends Come

Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor

Dec 2, 2024 10:00 PM EST

Hosting a Thanksgiving dinner is one of the most challenging tasks to embark upon, especially if you invite your family. It is one thing to have a cutesy dinner with some friends and wine, but another thing entirely to have to cook for your mother, siblings, cousins, grandparents, etc…

I love my family, but the thought of hosting this kind of dinner with everyone makes me want to curl up in my bed and never leave, so it would probably be a long while before I give it a try. That cannot be said about the brave woman who wrote this story though, as she is currently planning her Thanksgiving dinner with the entire family. However, instead of being deep into cooking right now, she is still stuck dealing with the guest list since her cousin decided to invite some friends and coworkers without asking the hostess first, which led to quite a family dispute before the dinner even began.

Keep scrolling to read the full story and the helpful advice that followed. After that, check out this story of a woman who got put on probation at work simply because she is a woman.