<human>: I mentioned christian because this is the underlying issue that led to the current issues. I am still a senior in high school and have no idea how my life is going to work out going forward. 
   
I am an ex-christian now turned atheist. I cannot confirm that I am an atheist to my family because there is so much riding on it. If I say confirm that I am an atheist, I fear that my church scholarships will disappear, and my extended family will turn against me. My mom has already said that she doesn't want to be anywhere near me right now and especially in college. I guess I should feel bad about my only parent not wanting to be a part of my life, but she irks me so much that I am almost glad that I won't have to be around her much longer.

College is the only relief I can see. Maybe then I will realize some good thing that she has done for me, but right now all I can see is a mom that entirely believes that God is the only thing I need in my life. I understand that she loves me and fears that I am taking the wrong path, but she just keeps acting like nothing is wrong on her part, and everything is wrong with me. I have tried to state my argument before, but she just turns every conversation into me needing to love Jesus, as if that will actually change anything in my life.

My social life is really the greatest thing I have right now. My mom keeps telling me that I am selfish and only care for myself, but whenever I show my friends how she acts (I recorded a few arguments), they always reassure me that I am fine, and she is the one that has something wrong. My mom tells me that I have no social skills, but I have never had a problem getting along with people. She has always had problems with getting along with other people. When she got kicked out of a college program, she always blamed it on some form of discrimination (e.g. too many children, jealousy, or because she was a christian. I do not want to go too much further in depth, but

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<bot>: a lot of people have problems with her, and very few have problems with me. Yet, I am somehow the one that is terrible.