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Input:    I'm an athiest. My deeply religious mother isn't aware of this as far as I know, but my father is, so he may have told her at some time. Yesterday, my mother wanted me to go to a Christian band concert a half-hour's drive from where I live. She purchased the tickets for us without asking if I was interested in going with her about a month ago, and the time for it had finally come yesterday evening. I, however, was not interested in going with her at all. She wouldn't have been alone if I hadn't have gone with her, as she already had her best friend going. I'm under 18, so I still live with my parents and live by their rules, so of course I can't decide for myself not to go. I had school the next day, so I had to wash my clothes and get ready for it in the morning, in addition to a couple of hours worth of homework left to do. I believe I had valid reason to stay home while she went with her friend.
   It almost came time to leave for the concert, and I asked my mother if I could stay home and do the things I needed to. It was at this point that she blew up on me, shouting that I needed to get ready and that the matter was "not up for discussion!". So I asked, "Why isn't it up for discussion?". I was responded to in the same way as before: that I needed to get ready and it was not up for discussion. I told her that we would likely not get back until late, and that I did have school work to finish that night, but she didn't seem to care. She never gave a reason for wanting me to go, despite me asking quite a few times.
   I did end up having to go to the concert, and it was no more enjoyable for me than I had imagined. My mother spoke no words to me from the time we had gotten into the car to head there until we had gotten back home. I honestly do not believe she actually wanted me there. By that point, I think she was simply trying to prove that she had the power to force me to go, for reasons unknown. The concert ended over an hour later than I had expected, and I ended up working on school work until past 1:00 a.m. I did not get to sleep until perhaps 3:00. Had my mother allowed me to stay home, I would have been perfectly on schedule and would not have nearly fallen asleep in my classes this morning. 
   My mother and I have spoken very little since last night, but she did tell me that she would be willing to listen to me if I could apologize to her, and "mean it". I, however, don't feel that I should have to apologize to her. I don't feel bad about it at all. I had things to do that I saw as more important than this event that I cared nothing about, and I think she should have allowed me to do them. Not once did I raise my voice at her. I saw nothing to gain from me going to this concert, for either one of us.

Am I the asshole here?

not feeling bad about how I made my mother feel