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Input: Ok guys, help me out here. I legit want to know if I'm in the wrong here.

So, for context I was raised by an amazing single mother. It was always just the two of us growing up. She never dated, and we don't see our extended family a whole lot.

Now that I'm grown up (I'm 29) and living in my own house 5 minutes away from hers, we still have a close relationship. I call her every day and we chat for at least an hour per time. We hang out once a week, going for dinner and watching movies together usually. We have a great relationship, in my opinion. Sometimes she can be very (very) judgemental towards me and I find this draining, but what Mother isn't? (Conversely she would probably say that we have a great relationship too, but she wishes I would do more of what she tells me to do haha)

I really have only one complaint currently. It is that she only wants to hang out with me on Sundays, and she doesn't want to hang out other days. Not Saturday, not Monday, not Friday. Because "Sunday is for family", so she expects me to set aside Sundays for her. She is ok with the odd exception, but generally acts like I'm doing something wrong if I want to hang out with her a different day and do something else on Sunday (this could be anything from wanting to spend the day by myself, to going to a game night with friends)

She is retired and is free to hang out with me multiple other nights per week. There is no logical reason why it has to be Sunday (for example, if both of our schedules interfered with one another and Sunday was the only one that worked well, then I'd have no complaints)

My issue with it is the rigidity. She says that Sunday is for family. Never mind that it is only the two of us that would be hanging out, so if we're both free then we can hang out literally whenever we want to. I have a boyfriend, and a very active social life. I want a life of flexibility where I can do whatever I want to on Sundays. I want to be able to go snowboarding with my boyfriend, go to a friend's birthday dinner, see that movie that everyone is going to AND have dinner with my Mom sometimes. For about a year I tried hanging out with my Mom every Sunday and honestly, it made me miserable. It took something that I otherwise really enjoy (spending time with my Mom) and turned it into a restrictive thing that felt like a task. I decided that I just couldn't do it anymore, I wasn't happy, and missed out on so many other invites that I didn't have to.

Thank you for reading!

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Tl;dr My Mom thinks that I should reserve every single Sunday to hang out with her and acts like the other days I want to hang out are inferior. I would like to do whatever I want to on Sundays, and think the whole "Sunday is for family" thing is ridiculous and illogical.

not wanting to hang out with my Mom every single Sunday