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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] No excuse comes to mind for refusing to make dinner on her night and then eating what was made as the last minute replacement.[/quote] She didn’t sign up for dinner—it was assigned to her. [/quote] If she was happy enough to eat the dinners cooked by the others on the other nights, then she was buying into the idea that they were taking turns. Hiding in your room and waiting it out until someone else finally makes dinner, on a night when it was your turn, is very crappy behavior. She sounds like an exploiter and an insensitive jerk. [/quote] Actually, she wasn't, but I suspect you suffer from the same poor communication skills as OP and her cousin. No one in this family appears to be able to have a conversation like an adult. It's passive-aggressive behavior and hurt feelings.[/quote]
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