Thanksgiving Dinner Ends in Tears When Woman Refuses to Eat Mother-in-Laws Yam's, Suspecting That They Were Leftovers from Last Year's Thanksgiving Dinner

Welcome, gossiping goddesses. Thanksgiving is the one night of the year where we are supposed to set aside our differences and be grateful to share a meal with family. Families members separated by distance make an effort to join together, try each others' dishes, and respectfully catch up after months of little contact. Of course, this is not often the reality. In fact, many leave Thanksgiving events with fresh reminders as to why the barely talk to their relatives.So, if we can't really look forward to the people, we can at least look forward to all of the delicious food — the colorful variety, and the sheer bounty of it all. 

Even though stuffing yourself like a turkey is truly the best aspect of the holiday, it can be impossible to get around to trying every dish on a Thanksgiving spread — especially for large families that do potluck-style dinners. Usually, no one is monitoring anyone's food intake, but in our story today, our protagonist is called out for avoiding her mother-in-law's yams. Get all the details down below.