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Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.

Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : So I recently got into a huge argument with my family. It started off as a political disagreement. My brother attended the Trump rally after the Synagogue shooting and I voiced my liberal views. This is a pretty typical argument for my family which is fine, we vary in views and that's okay. 

This one turned into a different brother chiming in. He said I take money and manipulate my parents into paying things for me. Very not true. I left home 8 years ago and moved across the country 2 years ago. He also started calling me a drug addict, which is weird seeing as he used to buy weed from me. He finalized his rant with calling me a tramp. 

I am the youngest of 5 and the onl girl in the family. I grew up being called a slut, whore, skank, my entire life from my brothers. Distancing myself from my family I have made enormous strides on my mental health and him calling me that made me feel destroyed again. 

I decided I would rather not spend my Christmas vacation subjecting myself to sexist and racist views so I told my mother I would not be going to her house. I'll be with one of my brothers, who is gay and also outcasted. She called me selfish and inconsiderate for not visiting her on "her favorite holiday". 

Am I the asshole for wanting to be around kind people instead of my family for this holiday season?
Output:
no