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Input:   Recently I went to the dentist and they referred me to the orthodontist for a twisted molar. So we made an appointment and I had some x-rays and examinations done. Afterwards we went into the orthos office and she first complimented my teeth and said that they were almost perfect. She then went on to say that I have an 8 (mm?) Overbite and that I'd need a bite plate and have braces for three years.

I was crushed. Immediately started crying as soon as we left the office and had a major drop in confidence and motivation. It took me a while, but I came to terms and by the time I had to get them on it didn't seem too bad.

It was awful. The bite plate is huge and gives me a terrible lisp. And God it's just so painful. As soon as I got into the car I became a mess. And when I got home it was even worse, everytime i tried to talk or look at myself I would descend into a sobbing heap.

But it's not entirely that I look incredibly stupid, it's that I sound incredibly stupid. I have to talk much slower to even attempt to talk understandably, and even then I still sound like a 5 year old without front teeth. 

And as an actor in training this hits me even harder. I am forced to miss an event that I've been preparing for for about two months, because I sound much too ridiculous to be in character during my sad, serious song. To be honest though, I'm a bit grateful, because I was so nervous, but this is taking away a spectacular learning and networking opportunity.

Obviously all of this has very much upset me, but it's only been one day since I've gotten them. This paired with the fact that I completely dont understand WHY I need braces, because my teeth are better than most people I know.

So I've been absolutely begging my mother to let me get them taken off. I honestly just dont feel like the pain is worth it, (mainly because I don't want to live past 30.) But shes standing firm

She completely believes that I need braces and if I dont deal with them now I'm going to be completely screwed in the future. To be clear, I think she only thinks this because she never got braces "and never had parents that loved her enough to get her braces. She thinks that I'm being incredibly ungrateful and when she finally gave in to asking the orthos to get rid if my braces, she yelled at me to never ask for help when I'm an adult with jacked teeth. 

Out of guilt I compromised and told her that if it wasn't better by a month that I'm getting them off. Unfortunately for me, my acting final is in a 2 weeks and so is the student talent show. Not to mention my 16th birthday present, Dear Evan Hansen tickets.

I deeply regret getting braces and I'm scared I'm not going to get used to them in time to be able to maintain my grade in acting.

My mother doesn't understand my problems because hers were so much worse as a kid, so she just thinks I'm being an ungrateful prick. But I dont think I need and definitely dont want braces, which I made clear to her since I was told I needed them. She basically forced me to get them, and I didn't fight back because I didn't want to get in another blowout with her. And now everytime I hear myself talk I remain on the verge of tears because I hate it so much.

AITA for not appreciating my braces?

hating my braces and wanting to get them removed, but my being firm