Just want to know if I'm being unreasonable or not. Today at school pick up as I was buckling my child in I accidentally bumped another mums car with our door. It was a very light bump and I caught the door and held it as soon as it happened to ensure it didn't happen again. There was no damage to her car and again it was literally the lightest bump hardly made a sound and couldn't have made more than a very light tap. For context the car parking spaces are the usual small ones and I was parked between my lines on the space I was in not encroaching on her space at all and there was space enough for me to have the door open slightly and fit myself in to get the seat belt on. She went absolutely off on one about how I shouldn't park like that and how I'd parked too close to her car. I had already apologised twice and checked her car for damage of which there was none. In the end when she kept going on I just calmly rolled my eyes walked to my side of the car and got in as clearly nothing was going to be gained from talking to her anymore i had already apologised and there was zero damage to sort out. I don't understand what she wanted out of going on and on if there had been damage I could understand it but there wasn't. Obviously I do need to be more careful when getting in and out but surely everyone at some point has lightly bumped the car next to them with a door by accident in a supermarket for example. I'm always super careful won't let kids let themselves out in tight spaces and buffer their door with my hand if we're parked near cars so this is not usual behaviour for me. Aibu tonjustbhave ended up ignoring her when she kept on and on about it after I apologised? Now I'll have to see her at school and it'll just be bloody awkward. If there had been damage I would of course have sorted out any insurances and ensured it was paid for alongside a grovelling apology but there was zero for goodness sake.