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Now our first story comes from Honest Cake 842 who asks am I the asshole for making an

uncomfortable joke when my friend told me her dinner table was full with family. Over the last 20

years everyone in my close family has died. Both my parents are gone, my grandparents on both sides,

all my dad's uncles and anyone who's still alive are scattered among the

country. All I, 20 female, have left is my siblings and my brother-in-law. My friend, 23 female,

comes from a different family. All the uncles, aunts, cousins, grandparents have monthly parties,

stay in touch, have big celebrations, the works.

All of them are still alive and active.

I think she knows I'm sensitive to the topic as I wish I had a big family.

As she sometimes makes these comments like,

you know when you get married, your guest list will be so small compared to mine.

But hey, at least it will be cheap.

At my mum's funeral, there will be a lot of open

chairs and she told me if this was a family member of hers all the seats would be full. She is

aware of my many, many deceased family members. I took some pictures of me, my siblings and my brother

in law cooking for Thanksgiving and us playing games at the dinner table and post them on social media.

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