Is it normal to be mad at my mom for no reason?

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I always get mad at my mom for no reason? If she makes a face, I get angry. If she talks to me at certain times, I get angry. If she's in pain and making groaning noises, I get angry. I love her and don't want her in pain, obviously, but I just get so upset and angry sometimes i snap and yell and end up crying. Is this something anyone else has experienced, is it normal?

EDIT: I love my mom to bits, we're really close, but I just get upset for no reason, though I apologize after every time.

EDIT 2: I don't want this to happen. I hate that this happens. I just can't control my emotions.

EDIT 3: Okay so um, yeah I'm a teenager, but that's not what's wrong here. I went to a doctor about it, and um... I apparently have OCD and selective anger issues, (I have mild Aspergers but I knew that for my whole life) and that's what caused all this. So... yeah. I'm not deleting the post but I just wanted to put this here.

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  • RoseIsabella
    5 years ago

    You are a teenager, right?

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    • Alichael
      5 years ago

      I agree, this op sounds like my sister when she was 16 and 17. I always loved and respected my mother. Sure, when I was 17 and I really wanted to go to a party that I had plans to go to with my buddies and if she tried to stop me, I did argue pretty heavily. But, I'd always make it a point to apologize to her the next day (once my hangover was almost gone). But since I became an adult, I always followed the commandment honor thy mother and father

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  • Track0011
    5 years ago

    Go apologize to your mom and give her a sweet kiss on the cheek

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    • Alichael
      5 years ago

      Yes. Our mothers are the ones who birthed us, and we wouldn't exist if it weren't for our mothers. I have no respect for those who refuse to respect their mothers

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      • Hello_Me_Again
        5 years ago

        There are times when my mother is wrong and being an ass, and many cases where mother's abuse their kids. I would hate to be the person defending them...

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  • Vildras
    5 years ago

    Sounds like you are struggling with something. I would highly advise speaking with a counselor, as you may have some unresolved issues with your mother, or something entirely unrelated, that is causing this.

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    • imtootiredforthisshit
      5 years ago

      Haha, yep, that's exactly what was going on... (With the unrelated stuff) So um thanks for the recommendation about that:)

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  • jack_shephard
    5 years ago

    Normal. considering you are still 17.

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  • jethro
    5 years ago

    Most thirteen year old kids are like that. You will eventually grow out of it. But fortunately you will get to experience the other side of that coin when your kids turn thirteen. I hope you have ten or twelve kids just so you can feel the full impact of what you are now putting your parents through.

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  • Slowlymovingfast
    5 years ago

    If you're a teenager it's normal.

    If not, no it isn't seek help sooner rather than later.

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  • lmaowhatdoiknowboutusernames
    5 years ago

    I can relate but I think it goes too far when you can't restrain yourself and end up yelling at her or something like that.

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  • LornaMae
    5 years ago

    How old are you?

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