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My Mom's Ethos Pathos Logos

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My mother and I got into an argument about a personal health trainer discriminating against my transgender boyfriend (FTM). The problem was that my mom’s point of view was different then the whole story I was trying to convey to her. My mom was portraying pathos, by trying to defend her trainer and not listen to the story as a whole. However, I was showing an ethos affect towards my boyfriend with relaying the message that the trainer needed to respect his characteristic in order to keep him as a client. My mom would not reason with anything that I said to her, ignoring the logos affect. My mom exploded with abusive reasons for not liking my boyfriend after two years. After a few days of not communicating and apologizes accepted, my mother

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