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Input: Some background info.  I have recently graduated from university and was lucky enough to get a graduate job, pretty decent wage and an ideal location.  I went to loads of job interviews before I got it, completely fed up with them so my plan is to stay at this job for a few years, gain some experience and maybe move on to another career.

Now for my mum.  Fyi my mum is lovely but sometimes she can get incredibly worked up over things.  She constantly tells me about jobs that's be has seen and that I should apply for them, majority of them are less pay than what I'm currently on and literally nothing to do with what I studied.

For a while, every time I told her I'm not applying for the job, she would get really pissed off and shout a lot and actually huff with me for a few days.  

Now, I'm just sick of it and have started to lie every time she brings up a job.  I'll tell her I've applied then a few weeks later she'll ask me if I've heard back and my response will obviously be no.

I hate lying to my mum, but it makes it so much easier for me not having to listen to her shit about it.  

AITA?

lying to my mum about applying for jobs