'The turkey was a little dry': 35-year-old bachelor refuses to host the holidays for his family again after they nitpick his every little detail from last year

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• Family tends to think of their little mean jabs as "constructive criticism" or "character building," but it's really just some relative on relative cruelty. As one reader mentions in the comments, if you wouldn't dare to diss a stranger, why would you hurl insults at a beloved family member? Sometimes people just have to learn the hard way that their mean comments aren't just words, they're hurtful and can cost you a venue for your family holiday meal.

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