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Serena Williams has quite the number of feathers in her cap. She is Watch Ava Onlinean athlete with almost superhuman capabilities, a feminist and a strong, clear voice against police violence.

Sadly, nobody is perfect and Serena's downfall is that she can't appreciate the glory in a really toasted, charred s'more.

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Serena documented her first s'mores roasting experience on Snapchat, and well... she just didn't get it.

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The Snapchats show that she achieved the crunchy burnt marshmallow patina that many s'mores aficionados crave, but all Serena said was, "The s'mores thing isn't really working for me, so I'm gonna stick to tacos."

@holyquiznak THE ONLY BEST MARSHMALLOWS WILL ALWAYS BE BURNED ONES, ANYONE ELSE WHO DISAGREES IS WRONG

— moved! (@sarimaow) July 8, 2016

Serena: this s'mores thing isn't working out for me, so I guess I'll stick tacos

Me: 😑😑😑😑😑😑

— Bailey (@GladiatorInNike) November 6, 2016

Serena, don't jump off the s'more bandwagon so quickly. You might not have expected the bitter, charred crackle encasing the silky sheen of melted 'mallow within. You might have been surprised at the cinnamon's fiery bite against the smooth, rich warm chocolate. But love can bloom if you give the s'more one more chance.

Please give the humble s'more another go. After all, there is enough room for Taco Tuesday and S'mores Saturday in the week.

[H/T Refinery 29]

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