Can I add a bit from a parents side
I think the important thing for all of you to consider is that you share the same or most of the same frustrations as each other.Even though it was a long time ago for me I can still remember being a teenager and all for the wrong reasons.It's the point in life when you're not sure if you want to be a child or an adult.
But try talking to one or both of your parents now is the best thing.Pick a time when you aren't angry and when they aren't and tell them how you sometimes feel,by that I mean how angry you get sometimes.Try not to start an argument about the things that triggered the upset.
The main point is to remember that they were once a teenager too even if it was a while ago and I can bet that at some point they had times like you're having.
Also try and remember that being your parents isn't an easy job sometimes-that's not to say that your bad or any different than anyone else but knowing how to do the best thing for you isn't always easy either.
I really regret some of the arguments I had with my parents but I know that after all the years they don't hold them against me.It's only now having my own child that I realise it isn't that easy and although I do my best I sometimes ponder on how to handle some situations.Oh and when my little boy is doing something I don't like my mum is always around to tell me that I was much worse at that age!
It will pass but for now you are stuck with your hormones I think the best thing is just to make sure when you're not feeling angry that you have some nice time with your parents to balance things out.
As for the boy problem Doubletrouble if he's any good then he'll understand and if not then he's not worth worrying about.
Right enough of my waffle I'm making myself depressed about my teenage memories,I hope that helps in some way xx