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Input: I live with my mom and two sisters. My older sister's boyfriend invited our family to his house for a New Year's Eve party from 6 p.m. to midnight to meet his family who live only 15 minutes away. That same night my mom and younger sister had a wedding to attend at 6 p.m. 

My mom is terrible with directions and will not drive anywhere unless someone takes her to the destination as practice beforehand, which we did. She’s not handicapped in any way, just bad with directions. However, the location changed between her practicing and the day of the party, which I didn’t know about until last minute. 

Before my mom leaves for the wedding I told her I would meet her at the party because she said she was going there straight from the wedding. As she is walking out the door she passively aggressively says “I guess I’m not going to the party” because she knew of the location change and I didn’t. My older sister and I cleared the confusion with her and said that I would wait for them to come home from the wedding and then we would go to the party together. Problem solved. 

Ten minutes later mom texts us saying “Y’all go! I am fine. I was not trying to be rude. I can’t drive there without practice. Just go!” 

We know she’s just saying that and doesn’t mean it so I text back “Just come home when you’re done. We can go after.”

I wait at home until they get back from the wedding around 7:30. Once they’re home I hear them changing and eating so I wait in my room for them to get ready for the party. They can see me waiting in my room; I’m not hiding from them or avoiding them.

I hear nothing from them and have the following conversation with my mom verbally around 8:30:

ME: “Are you still planning on going to the party?”

MOM: “I don’t know how to get there.”

ME: “That’s why I waited here, to take y’all.”

She then says nothing and just ends the conversation and goes back to watching TV on the couch. I wait for a response but she continues to ignore me. I then get dressed and leave for the party. On my way out she asks where I’m going and I say to the party and she says nothing. My older sister also texts her to come to the party but mom blames me in the text for leaving them without warning.

From January 1st-5th she ignores me at home and gives me one word conversations when I talk to her. I confront her about it on the 5th and she says she’s angry that I didn’t take her to the party. I told her that I made it clear four separate times that I was going to the party and I would gladly drive them, 1) before she left for the wedding, 2 )in the text, 3) when I openly asked her about it and she ignored me and 4) on my way out as I’m leaving for the party.

In the coming argument she denies that we ever had a conversation at home when I specifically ask her about the party and she ignored me. That she should never have to talk to me about our shared plans because the person driving has 100% control of the situation. She said that she watched me sit in my room after they got ready for nearly 30 minutes and that she has absolutely no responsibility to come to me with questions. That she did everything in her power to make it to the party but I just left her at home without giving her a single chance to go with me. Now my mom is continuing to ignore me to this day. Was my communication unclear or misleading in any way from another perspective or AITA?

leaving my mom at home and meeting my soon to be brother-in-law's family without her