TL;DR: My mother only notices my mistakes and not my achievements. Nothing I do will ever be enough for my mother, no matter how hard I try. Can't move out, nor do I really have anywhere else to go at the moment, unfortunately.
I could be done with everything for the day and feel nice and accomplished, and there would be that one thing that I didn't do. I could do everything I was supposed to do for the day (and maybe even do them all flawlessly), and it still wouldn't be enough. Because I either made a mistake, or I didn't do something that no one had even told me to do (at least not out loud). And that's the only thing my mother would notice, not all the other things I've done and/or did well on. This doesn't happen all the time, just sometimes (and has happened sometimes pretty much my whole life), and it seriously ruins my whole mood, if not my whole day. Some examples:
Your turn to load and unload the dishwasher? You didn't handwash something (even though you were never told that you had to handwash anything all this time, until now).
Unload the dishwasher early one morning and manage not to wake anyone up? You forgot something in there.
Take the recycle and the recycle ben out to the front? You forgot to take some other bag out.
You do one thing that you are told and expected to do? Why didn't you do (such and such), on top of what you're already supposed to be doing (despite them never saying anything about it)?
I look up, I'm "rolling my eyes".
I exhale, I'm "huffing and puffing" and "have an attitude''.
I literally don't feel any emotion whatsoever and act robot-like, I'm "seem so moody" (this actually happened once, I'm not even making this up).
I don't say anything (because I just don't feel like it), either I get accused of being upset or something, or "Why are you so quiet?"
And probably more. I really do be trying, man. My fault for not having the ability to read minds, I guess.
Also, another thing I've noticed lately is that whenever our grandmother comes home with groceries (which is almost every day), me and my younger sisters would help out. But our mother only notices my younger sister helping her out, not me and my youngest sister (granted, I may not help out as often as my younger sister, but to not even acknowledge the fact that I at *least* try to help out whenever I can...). I even told her that last night, after she had brought up all the chores my younger sister does while we were watching a funny YouTube video about chores (including helping our grandmother out with groceries), she didn't say anything. Meaning she probably just tuned me out, as usual (I usually get tuned out, especially whenever we watch a video or a movie on TV, but not always. They usually do that with each other overall, but especially with me).
Okay, rant/vent over.