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Input: (16M) 
I love my mum, she's raised me all by herself since my parents divorced 10 years ago. She has provided everything for me and I will always be grateful for that. However she is also extremely stubborn about heaps of things, and video games is one of them.

Growing up I was never allowed to touch video games whatsoever, because in her mind playing them is equivalent to injecting heroin. I'm obviously annoyed by this however I don't blame her: one of our relatives kids (8 years older than me) was SEVERELY addicted to them and she's always used him as an argument to why they're bad. Growing up I've only been able to play games over at friends' places without her knowing.

After I started working a part time job, I started to save up money and about six months ago I bought myself a PS4 and a small monitor screen to hide in my bedroom with the money I had saved. This was all behind her back because I knew she wouldn't have allowed it. I've been playing games on it frequently in my spare time and it has never impacted me negatively because I would only use it after ALL my studying/housework (she cares A LOT about my grades) has been done. Playing games is something I would only do in my free time.

Last week she found out about it while looking for something in my room while I was at school. She confiscated it straight away. When I found out I knew that I was in the wrong (I went behind her back) but I still wanted the PS4 back. I tried explaining to her that her concerns about video games ruining my life were wrong because since I bought the PS4 I've always done my chores when asked and my grades have only improved, I am ranked in the top 10 in all my subjects at school, which she's happy about (my grades improving was of course was due to me studying harder as I actually want to get into a good university, not due to the PS4). I feel like I've proven to her that I do have self control and she could stop worrying. Plus her never even noticing just proves the point that it hasn't effected me.

However she has set her mind about confiscating it and said that she would not give it back until I finish highschool. She provided no other argument apart from mentioning that relative of ours again... Because of this I've been angry at her all week as I feel that it's unfair for her to take something that I have bought with my own money.

I know that she provides for me and everything - I don't pay rent or for groceries because she doesn't need it. Also every single cent of my money was earned from working as she doesn't believe in Christmas/birthday gifts. I admit that I did lose my temper and yell after trying to have a logical discussion which she dismissed with pretty much "I said so". 

so AITA for being mad at my mum?






being mad that my mum confiscated my video games