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Input: I am 17 years old and I have a mother who always seems to blames me or my older brother almost everytime something goes wrong around the house, like yesterday me and my mother share a phone charger since my own charger broke last month and the charger we shared became faulty (I guess because it was being plugged back and forth between our phones in such a quick time) and when it was my turn to use the charger it wouldn’t charge my phone, and so I told my mother and she started blaming me for it, even though she was the last person to use it. I told her, that the charger likely stopped working because we were pulling it around too much but she blamed me anyways and when I would constantly explain to her what possibility happeneded she accused me of talking back to her and then started yelling at me dead in the night and told me to leave her room in which I did. Now I could’ve bought my own charger some days ago with my own money, but my mom wanted me to spend my OWN money on some fast food for both of us and I didn’t have much money either, and when I mention her paying me back for it she would guilt trip me. This is one of the millions of times that she has made a big fuss out of things that were beyond my control and when I would correct her about it and I’m ALWAYS right when I correct her, she would fuss at me and go for low blows that she knows that I’m sensitive about and that would kind of ampt me up a bit but I would cool down and walk away. AITA?

"backtalking" my mother