I wondered and went to ChatGPT and found this
In Hinduism, there are instances where individuals express strong emotions, including anger or frustration, towards gods or deities. One notable example comes from the epic Ramayana, where Shurpanakha, the sister of the demon king Ravana, expresses her love for Lord Rama and is rejected. In her anger and frustration, she curses Rama and his wife Sita. However, it's important to note that such instances are not necessarily condoned or celebrated within Hinduism but are portrayed within the context of various narratives to illustrate the complexities of human emotions and interactions with divine beings.
There's also a story from Christianity that might be true or apocryphal but I think it fits:
When she tried to reform her Carmelite order, many in the community who preferred a more lax lifestyle resisted her. They complained about her, and Teresa, in turn, complained to God about her difficult situation. The Lord famously responded to her in prayer, “That’s how I treat my friends.” In the good humor of a close friend she responded, “That’s why you have so few friends.”
