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Input: I'm very not sure if this breaks the non violence rule?? I wouldn't call it violence exactly? I'm not sure please let me know.

Ok, i think this will be long so tldr at the end.
First time poster, throwaway, on mobile, english is my second language (i'm also 14 so don't expect much) etc. etc..

Backstory:
Been bulimic for 2 years but my parents recently found out. I'm in "recovery" rn, i'm barely trying but my parents think otherwise. 

Things aren't going so great, i'm at home 24/7, no school and no friends as i've become more depressed than ever. Because of this i'm in a bad mood all the time and i take it out on my parents unfortunetly. I do stupid stuff like, not saying thank you, giving short answers or simply ignoring them. Sometimes though i'll lash out by throwing stuff and slamming doors. It's so childish of me,but i just feel really really angry. This has never been a problem before i've started "recovery" 

My dad gets pretty frustrated by this, probably because i never tell him why i'm angry. Most of the time i'm just angry bc of "everything" but the tiniest thing will tick me off and I lash out. I know i'm the asshole for all of this but i just keep doing it.

The actual situation:
Tonight it was just my dad and i. We ate supper and afterwards I had 1.5 hours of surveillance time. We talked about something and i snapped at him. He got irritated but let it go.

Minutes later we were in the kitchen. On my way out i tipped over a chair on purpose so it fell. My dad got really frustrated, he asked me why i was angry but i didn't answer. He  said something like "oh ok! Let's just throw all the furniture around! There's no problem with that!!" and he started shoving and pushing furniture so it fell to the ground.

I ran upstairs to my bedroom but he followed. He yelled at me to come downstairs (surveillance time wasn't over yet) but i refused. That's when he grabbed my arm firmly and started dragging me downstairs. I screamed for him to let go. It hurt but it didn't leave a mark or anything.

Tl;dr:
My dad and i got into an argument bc i was acting childishly, we both threw furniture and he forcibly grabbed my arm.

This hasn't happened before. Well, he has grabbed my arm like that once when i got angry and refused to eat.  I know I acted like a brat I just didn't expect him to react that way and I got really scared.

Some time later he asked me to watch tv with him. I didn't answer him. He said he "was sorry for whatever he did", i just got up and left.

AITA?  




acting like a brat towards my dad