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Input: So some backstory, I (17F) got into a huge argument with my father (57F) this past Thursday. It has now been 3 days since I’ve said anything to him, and honestly I don’t want to talk to him. 

My mom asked me to come out to the living room to talk to be with my father present because she had noticed that something had been putting me in a bad mood lately and she wanted to talk to me about it. So, I explained to her and him that a lot of it was how my father had been reacting to things I said, and in general, being very disrespectful and inconsiderate of my feelings. 

He proceeds to flip out at this information. He began playing the victim card (“it’s always my fault”) when I tried discussing with him that some ways he says stuff bothers me. This turned into him completely not listening to me and he began full on yelling. 

My mom then says “you guys need a mediator” to which he FLIPS out and yells “I DONT NEED A GODDAMN MEDIATOR” and storms up to me from across the room and starts screaming obscenities in my face. 

This is not an isolated incident. Even at an appointment with a counselor, he acted the same way and refused to listen or even try to understand my point of view. This has also happened countless times with my mother. To me it seems like he refuses to accept responsibility for any issues and forces blame onto any easy target, which lately has become me. 

So Reddit, AITA for refusing to accept this behavior from my father? Is there something else I can do?

refusing to talk to my father after an argument