My family and I are Catholic, and as such, from Ash Wednesday until Easter, everyone high school aged and up picks something to sacrifice, like social media or chocolate or something. My sibling chose to give up eating land aninal meat.

  


My sibling and I are in high school, and neither of us can drive or have jobs, so we eat the same dinner, snacks etc. Since my sibling chose to give up land meat for Lent, this means that at home I will essentially have to adhere to their diet, because our mother decided to accommodate their resolution by planning out fish based meals for next week. Also, during the school week, my lunches are primarily dinner left-overs, and I don't have big breakfasts, so I'm very reliant on family dinners. I've brought it up to my family, but my mom and sibling both think I'm being sensitive, selfish and unsupporting. 

  


Basically, I feel like my sibling is forcing me to follow their resolution. From a religious standpoint, it's rude to interfere with someone else's resolution, but I have my own to adhere to. Am I the asshole for wanting my sibling to pick a different Lent resolution?