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Input: My mom got my last semesters report card and my grades wearnt that good to say the least. I was failing multiple classes and was barely passing others. In my defense I have bad adhd and I had continuously asked her to schedule a doctors appointment to get me the proper medication witch I only received at the very end of the semester.

So she texted me saying she was pissed and that she was going to take my phone, and my games although since I got my meds I've been disinterested and barely even play them anymore, besides weekends when i dont take my meds, and she was going to pick me up from my dads early. 

After some arguing through text. She called me so she properly lay into me. I tried to tell her that everything was fine and I would average my grades out the best I could. After a couple rounds of trying to have the last word and losing she got angry and said "you haven't done anything with your life" and "you're never going to get into college"

I had finally has enough and told her I didn't care about grades or going to college and if she wanted me to pass then she should have gotten me my medicine instead of telling me to "try harder" she got guilty and told me she just wanted me to do better. I told her "thanks for nothing" and hung up

I refused to go to her place and my dad somehow convinced her to let me stay. I'd planed on going to her place next week but I dont think I'd be happy with going back for a month or two 

This whole thing probably sounds like stupid teenage whining but AITA?

yelling at my mom after she told me "wasn't doing anything with my life" even though I'm sixteen