'He told me I'd have to figure it out': Teen stops driving altogether to get back at father's strict rules, dad immediately regrets it

This teen is annoyed by their Dad piling on the responsibility, and they finally found a way out of it. 

In some families, there are so many kids that the other siblings have to help out to care for everyone. This was quite common in the past, when families were much bigger than they are today (think 4-10 kids instead of 1 or 2). People like u/hankiepanki were responsible for caring for large families. This person reported that they were cooking and cleaning for between 8-10 people after their mom passed away, taking on a massive burden as the youngest child. They also did quite a lot of driving for their siblings, too. 

Learning to drive as a 16-year-old can be so liberating for many teenagers, but for this person, it just spelled out more responsibilities. Once they got a car, they realized they'd not only be caring for the household duties at home, but also doing things outside of the house, like getting groceries and taxiing the kids between school and home. They told the malicious compliance tale of the day they finally told their Dad they'd had enough, as you can read about down below. 

Up next, these people are wondering, "Should I be mad?" over a bunch of products that didn't meet their expectations. 

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