Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST : So I have a bit of a nasty habit of slamming doors. Specifically when I'm having an anxiety attack and need to leave the room. I guess it's a way of showing that I'm upset, although a bad one. There's a teacher at my school that really doesn't understand my anxiety, and today she both triggered it and pissed me off at the same time. I left the classroom in the middle of class and didn't come back. As I did that, my bad habit kicked in and I slammed the door on my way out.

Fast-forward to the end of class. Lunch break starts and the teacher in question decides she wants to "have a talk with me". I told her I couldn't do that as I was just calming down enough to be able to go to my next class and didn't want any more anxiety to ruin that. She decided to talk anyway, telling me that I shouldn't have slammed the door and that I need to control my emotions. This woman is fully aware of my anxiety and has been very well informed of how it works, knowing well that it's not about just "controlling your emotions".

I left immediately because I kid you not, I have never wanted to punch someone that much in my life. I then texted her an explanation of why I  felt hurt and honestly offended that she was blaming the whole incident on me, especially after she had promised to do her best to help with my anxiety.

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After calming down a bit and thinking about the whole thing, I'm not sure if I was looking at it the right way. Am I actually the asshole, getting too easily offended, thinking I deserve special treatment and not being able to control my temper?