Teacher:Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and an associated claim about its type, verify if the claim is true or not. The claim asks if the posts are historical or hypothetical. The posts are "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and they are "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future. Say 'yes' if the claim is true otherwise say 'no'
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Basically every single Sunday my parents wake up and wake me up so we can go to church. I’ve expressed my hatred for church numerous times. It is so boring, and I just straight up don’t believe in Christianity. I’m 100% atheist and they’re aware of this. I’ve told them before. For some reason though, every single Sunday, I’m still woken up at 8:30 and told I have to be ready for church in 30 minutes. 

Honestly I’m just sick of it. It’s been going on for months now. As a kid my family never went to church and it’s like 4-5 years ago they just decided that we’re a good Christian family now and need to go to church if not every Sunday, then at least every Sunday we can make it to. I didn’t really mind it untill recently because I have a job now and am out late most Saturday’s and lazy ass Sunday mornings with cartoons and cereal in my bed is starting to sound real nice. 

Honestly I don’t have anything against this church or even going to church on Sunday besides the fact that it’s a waste of a morning, I have to wake up extra early, and I just don’t believe in it. Every time I argue with my mom she always says “its family time church is one of the few times we’re all together as a family” which is just absolute BS. We eat dinner together as a family just about every single night, we do family game nights and family movie night, we go visit other family as a family together, we host parties and invite family friends over and spend family time together. We spend a lot of time together as a family. Not to mention that it’s church. We’re not going to go fishing as a family every Sunday. I wouldn’t be opposed to that at all because that’s actually fun and is actually spending time together. 

I hate her argument because church isn’t about coming together and spending time with your family. It’s about praising and worshiping a god I don’t believe in. She doesn’t make me sing the hymns or say anything out loud, but she’s expressed in the past that she’d prefer if I did, and literally doing nothing but just standing for 30 minutes straight there isn’t much of a step up from singing some stupid hymns. 

I’m just absolutely sick of it. We got in this argument yesterday where she basically decided that since I’m not 18, I don’t get to choose to go to church or not.  I think that’s a terrible way to do things. I don’t think you should force your child to come praise some god he doesn’t believe in. 

Idk. Maybe I’m wrong about all of this and I am the asshole. 

TL;DR: I don’t believe in god but my mom makes me go to church every week because we’re “spending family time” and I’m sick of it. 
Student:
yes