Bre Avery Zacharski
Well, her husband said that nobody agreed to eat vegan, and she had no clue what was going on, as she had no intention of cooking meat for his family, and she stated that.
“He said that he had already agreed for us to host and that everyone had already started making travel plans, and some flights/hotels have already been booked, so we couldn’t back out now,” she said.
“He assumed that I would be okay preparing seafood for his family because, apparently, he is fine handling seafood. I do almost all the cooking because he is terrible at it, so him cooking Christmas dinner is not an option.”
“Now all my in-laws are mad at me for “ruining Christmas” by canceling the plans they had made and are threatening to disinvite us from the Christmas celebration. My husband is upset at me for wrecking his relationship with his relatives and also being an “unreasonable vegan.”
She’s left wondering if she’s mean for saying no to hosting her in-laws. What do you think?
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