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Input: My parents have always thought that me (14, almost 15F,) should be able to get my permit when I'm 15 and then drive when I turn 16. They both agree that driving is an important skill to have and they want me to drive me and my brother to and from school. I brought up this topic after dinner the other day, seeing as I'm turning 15 very soon, and turns out my mother had a change of heart. 

She now thinks that I don't need to drive until I'm 18 and it would be worthless to let me get my license. Now, I strongly disagree because I want to be able to hang out with friends, and more importantly, drive to school and any summer job/internship/volunteer work. I argued with her a bit, asking if she would be willing to drive me around during the summer and she agreed. I know this is not viable AT ALL because she has a job definitely would not be able to drive me to and from the zoo everyday for me to volunteer.

My dad, on the other hand, completely agrees with me. He thinks there is a very good reason why I should be able to drive and fully supports me in this argument. 

I am pretty upset with my mother because she's always been okay with me driving when I'm 16 (perhaps even more than okay, seeing as she offered to buy me a car) and now she suddenly thinks driving is a dumb idea for me. There are plenty of good reasons why I should be able to drive, but in my eyes, it seems like my mom is flat out ignoring all of them.

So what do you think guys? Am I the asshole?

being mad at my mom because she thinks I shouldn't be able to drive