Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : I’m a graduate student and I hardly have any time to hold down a stable job. I tutor here and there for some little spending money but that’s it while I’m at school. Im INCREDIBLY lucky and forever thankful that my parents help support my studies and my dreams and I love and care for them very much. 

I have a part time position as a groundskeeper at my mothers place of work which she got me one summer I was struggling to find a job (yet another reason I love her). I love being there and I have a great relationship with everybody there so if I have some free time I’ll go do some work for the weekends to make some money. 

It’s spring break and it has been a HELL of a semester. All I wanted to do when I got home was relax. I sit down for about 5 minutes when I get a call from my mother asking if I’d be willing to work over the week. I politely told her I was really trying to have some me time and would rather not this week when she said “hold on let me put ‘my boss’ on the phone”. She then puts me on speakerphone with my boss who goes into great detail on how much work needed to be done and what a help it would be if I went. I. Was. LIVID. I hardly said anything, to which they both laughed off and said “oh he’s angry!”. Not wanting to seem like an ass I just agreed t everything and when I got off the phone I lost my shit. I was so angry and frustrated that she would put me in that sort of position. It was awkward and uncomfortable. My father heard all of this and immediately took my side, texting her telling her she was in the wrong. She tried to call me all day and I didn’t pick up. I ended up calling my boss back and explaining why I was angry and that I would work one day and get all the important stuff done, which he thankfully understood and accepted. Once I cooled down enough and my mother cane home I calmly but coldly told her how I felt, and she seemed to understand but also seemed upset. 

So AITA for being mad about being put in that position? AITA for calling her out on it? 