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: About a week ago my parents, my girlfriend, and I were driving home from a college tour. It was late and we had been in the car for about 4 hours so I was already pretty irritated. So my dad brings up the fact that my flight instructor has just offered me a time in the morning at 7:30. He asked me if I could make and I told him no. I wasn't going to even be awake because we weren't going to be home till at least 12 and I already had a event planned for that morning. 

When I told him that he just asked again. This went on for another 6 time until he became angry and started to scream about how I was a POS for not appreciating what is giving to me and how I waste everyone's time and money.

I (stupidly) argued back and we got into a giant fight in front of my GF and it was just rough. When we got home my dad and my mom came to me and told me how ashamed they were of me for how I acted.

Fast forward to today, my family has just kinda ignored me and my existence for the past week. I've been making my own dinners and they just don't talk to me. It's been kinda depressing, I just want the opportunity to just talk to my family. 

Along with that today I started a part time job so I can afford to pay for my own gas and other things. But I still don't get paid for another week. So I needed money for; gas, prom (which is this weekend), and some Walmart work clothes. All of which I promised I would pay back with my first pay check. I asked my parents if they could help me out, they responded Yes but only if I apologised for my " terrible " behavior. I just looked at them and said No and left the room.

 So I guess the question is AITA for not apologising to my parents after all that happened.


not aplogising to my parents