My mother hints to me that I'm watching nonsense (and she can't know, she can only guess) and says that I'm misbehaving, when in fact she's misbehaving with me. Even if I watch nonsense and I don't, that doesn't mean I don't behave badly. When I told her I wasn't watching nonsense, she said I was lying, that I was betraying myself. And I say not that I watch, but that I do NOT watch. I'm tired of him yelling at me for something I didn't do.
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It is possible for you to look at things that you find normal, and for your mother to accept them as nonsense. Talk about the same thing, but don't hear each other
From the story written in this way, I understood almost nothing, except that you are obviously doing something that your mother considers nonsense and, accordingly, you have a conflict over it. So it's best to sit down and clarify as big people.
Tighten up, child. Life is full of real difficulties. If there are such absurdities, you write about what will happen tomorrow, if a loved one dies, you lose your job and you have no money for bread and more and more. Rejoice while it's time for you, because when you start working, tasting the bitterness of life, it will be funny for you and your mother and watching nonsense. You will want to turn back time, but there will be no way.
From the author: I watch absolutely normal things, not nonsense. And she can't do it unless she's rang my phone, which is a defendant
It's your mother, she bought you the phone, it's not a lawsuit.
From the author. Today he spat on me and shouted at me. I reminded her of a promise to buy me something (It's not expensive), and she shouted at me YOU DON'T DESERVE ANYTHING BECAUSE YOU WATCH NONSENSE! And he spat on me. I'm tired of being accused of things I didn't do and behaving like a 15-year-old.