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Ok, for context, this is not just a normal teacher. I go to a highschool where you have a "major" and you take some classes pertaining to that major . All of these classes are taught by the major teacher. So I've had this teacher for 2 classes last semester and 2 this semester. All that to say that I see this teacher a lot. This teacher is supposed to be your mentor.
Recently, we had a certain state competition for an event in which she was the teacher organizer. The competition went fine, or so I thought. When I came in to class today, I realized that I have my scoresheets from the judges. So I asked her to see them and she refused.
When I asked why I couldn't see them, she said that she needed to go over them with me. This teacher then proceedes to pull me in her office (in the middle of class) and "go over them with me". That consisted of her pointing out every point I got off and how bad I must have done to get that score (she was not there to see me perform). I asked her multiple times throughout this "interaction" to have a moment by myself with the scoresheets.
This was my first time seeing the scoresheets. I was extremely upset about how the judges scored me. The hardwork I put in was not enough to do well. And while I was feeling this, she proceeded to nit pick through the comments on the sheet. 
She reached a particular comment on one of the sheets that said "[I] seemed angry" and this teacher digs hard into that comment saying things like "what went on in that room? You're representing this school and me, how could you seem angry!?" When in the performance (it was a speech) I thought I was passionate. 
I snapped and told her something like, "you don't know what it was like. You (the teacher) didn't give a shit about my speech until the day of the competition" and then stormed out of the office and went to my next block. 
Am I the asshole?

snapping at my teacher