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Input: I’m on vacation and the entire time I’ve been pretty exhausted. My sleep clock hasn’t adjusted properly so I see myself collapsing at around one pm and waking up at around eight and staying up all night. 

Yesterday was pretty harsh for me as we had a tour showing us Christmas markets. We had to walk everywhere and near the end I was getting pretty cold, tired, uncomfortable, etc. My mother didn’t take notice until the end and said that the next day (today) that I could stay back at the hotel to rest instead of coming with them to a black light show. 

Today I’m feeling pretty tired so I decided to tell her that I planned on staying. She and my brother (who always chips in whenever he sees her getting angry at me) started saying stuff about how “I wasn’t really tired and only wanted to go on my phone” and how I’m really selfish and rude for not going to this, how I’m going to “regret things in life if I don’t go to this”, when just earlier today my mother was saying to me about how I’m much more well behaved than my brother (who on the same day accidentally converted 1000 dollars into Czech money and then shifted the blame on my mother by saying “you shouldn’t have let me done it for you). I’m feeling really bad for staying in the hotel with the dog because I’m tired of today. So, ATIA? Are her actions justified? Or am I wrong and should’ve went with her 



not going to an event with my family