Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: So my family is Catholic, and proudly so. They regularly go to church and signed me up to CCD (3 hour class for kids to learn about Jesus). When I was younger,  I was also a Catholic,  so I didn't mind going. 

However,  for the past few years I have been an atheist, and no longer believe in the Christian god. I brought this up to my mom, and the conversation went something like this. 

Me- (Explaining I am an atheist and I don't want to go to church/CCD because I no longer share those believes) 

Mom- Well why not? Your brother went through confirmation, and so did your dad and I. We are Catholics. 
(Getting confirmed is a sacrament in the Catholic Church where you stand in front of a priest and say "I reject Satan,  I believe in God,  I believe Jesus rose from the dead,  etc. This gives you the right to get married in a church. ) 

Me- Well, you are Catholics,  but I am not. I don't believe in God anymore, and I don't want to practice those beleifs in church or CCD. You can go without me,  I don't care, but i just don't want to go anymore. 

Mom- Too bad,  you're going to church and you're going to get confirmed. As long as you are under my house,  you are a catholic,  end of story. 

I left it at that because clearly the conversation was going nowhere. I understand that parents have 'control' of their kids until they turn 18, but I think this is crossing boundaries. 

AITA for not wanting to go to church or CCD with the family. 

not wanting to go the chruch/ccd