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Input: So I found a great chocolate-chip cookie recipe and I have a special event on monday where we bring homemade cookies and give them away  to people on the streets for free as a tribute for a deceased teen who enjoyed baking and sweet things.

So I made one batch for that and another batch that I split in half.

10 cookies as a gift for my grandmother's birthday, 10 others for my classmates because they saved me from suicide and that is my gift to them for it.

I made the whole thing myself(I'm 14 btw) and didn't intend on eating them. 

So I put both batches (after they were done) into two different plates and wrapped them so they could cool down outside.

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That really pissed off my mom and dad and they started saying:

"Why don't we get anything? Do we not deserve them?"

Me: They are meant to bring to school and the other's are gifts

Mom: "Gtfo of here, you ungrateful child"

Did I do something wrong? I know it's a little stupid to leave them out but our fridge is too full and they don't fit.

I spent 2.5 hours making those cookies because it took me a while to get the recipe right.

I just didn't want to spend more time in our small ktchen where everyone always bothers me and moves my shit for no reason.

AITA?

baking cookies for an event and another batch for my classmates and grandmother(birthday) and not giving them to my family