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Input: So about a year ago I was going abroad for a period of time. On the day I was leaving my mom gave me a credit card in my name to use as an emergency. This bothers me because it means she had to use my identity to open the card in my name. This means she gave them my Social number and name, etc. She did not inform me that she would be using my identity as such and frankly if anyone else had done that I would be calling the police. At the time  I was so focused on actually moving far away for the first time that I had to push it off. I never liked the fact that she went behind my back and opened a credit card in my name without telling me. Although I do admit that I ended up using the card once or twice, it's mainly the fact that she did not tell me that she was opening a credit card in my name. Something that directly impacts my credit.

So today, a year later I  finally canceled the card and she got very upset when I told her that it had never been ok to open a credit card in my name. That I had never been okay with her impersonating me, even though I had kept it and had to resort to using it once or twice. 

I had no trouble deactivating the card with my information and I do not plan to take any further action against my mother. But she is now refusing to talk to me and gave me the cut up card with a note that says she doesn't see how it's any different than helping me with the loans for school. My reasoning is that I was aware she was doing the loans, I was unaware that she had opened a credit card in my name until the day I was leaving for another continent. That's a serious breach of trust for me. AITA?

getting mad the my mom opened a credit card in my name without telling me