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For context I’m 18 and growing up, my dad would tease me and my older sisters a lot about various things. Because of that I’m not really comfortable talking to my parents about relationships and dating. I’m the youngest and both of my sisters are away for college and work, so I get all the attention, positive and negative. Part of that attention is my mom nagging me to do my homework. I feel like 80% of our conversations have been my mom asking me about homework or telling me to do homework.  
Today at dinner I was just chilling and eating my food and then my mom starts talking to me about the next school dance coming up. She asks me what I would say if a girl asked me and I said idk because it kinda depends on the person. She tells me I should think of responses so I’m ready because there could be some girl who likes me or something. She keeps going on to the point where it feels like a lecture and at that point I just wanna eat my dinner. My dad joins in the conversation and after a few moments he detects that I’m a little annoyed by the conversation. Then, he says (in what I think was a joking tone) “do you enjoy our company?”. I then replied in what I thought was a joking tone “depends”.  After that he said “that hurts”. Am I an asshole for saying that?

saying I don't always enjoy my parents company