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Input: To be clear, I am 18 and still relying on my parents for a living. My family is asian.

Last year, my dad bought me a nice camera which i really liked and had a lot of good photos with it.
At first, I agreed to take pictures of 2 or 3 weddings of my cousins with the reason to train my skills which I had absolutely no problem. But things get really uncomfortable after that.

I became kinda tired with the whole thing because I just wanna have some fun in those events not some kind of an unpaid photographer who stands alone in the crowd (Im sure that some of you photographers out there can understand this feeling). However, My parents refused to understand this.

On the first wedding they let it slip. But on the next, they started ranting that I was such an ungrateful and disrepectful kid etc and forced me to do what I hate. In the meantime, the angry me, unable to do anything, resentfully took just enough pictures and sometimes "forgot" the camera at home.

Its really stupid because all the weddings have their own professional photographers, and I was there, an amateur, being forced to do a job with no pay. My parents line of reason was that only I have the time to take group pictures of them and the relatives, which a phone can do just fine. It could have been better if nobody cares about the quality of my work, but they do.

AITA, guys? Im starting to feel that they just buy it not for me to develop a hobby but just so that they can have nice pictures.

refusing to be a photographer for my relatives in their every events