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r/badroommates • 3 days ago Legitimate_Builder17 Is it really "bad" to not leave your room?? I see at least 1 post about someone's "creepy roommate who never leaves his room" weekly & is it really THAT bad? I get home & 9/10 my social battery is drained. I want to go to my room & drink my beer & vape my vape. I don't wanna have dinner with you, I've been cooking all day. I just want my peace. How could that be considered bad?? Idfgi

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r r/badroommates • 4 days ago Diary_free New roommate's grandma comes to stay with us every week Serious I don't know what I should feel about this. My new roommate who moved in today because she had a fight with her other roommate from the other room (was told that her roommate keeps stealing her food). She and her granny (who has stayed with her for a few days in her old room already) straight up told me that her grandma will be visiting her very often and she will be staying with us during the visit. Our room is pretty small 3x3 square meters with a bunk bed.Her grandma also said that she used to sleep with my new roommate in the the bottom bed but since now that my roommate has to sleep in the top bed she will just have to sleep on the floor. I was like "Huh? Okay?". I don't know what to say about this because it's fine for them to do that when my new roommate stayed in her old room so I can't say no at all. How am I supposed to study till late night? How am I supposed to feel relaxed/comfortable and not having to walk on eggshells? Edit: I just called the rd and they said that visitor is allowed to stay for 2-3 days a week. I'm punching the air rn. about privacy Edit2: like I said in the comments, people in my country are so empathetic that they(ra/rd) give zero or boundaries as long as granny is happy being with her granddaughter, rd even sounds confused when I asked if visitor is allow to stay or not (indicating that they see nothing wrong with her staying). Currently there isn't a single room available in the school dorm so there is nothing I can do besides punching the air. TL;DR: New roommate's grandma plans to frequently stay in our dorm room and sleep on the floor. RD allows it, and no other dorm rooms are available. I'm stuck and uncomfortable.

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r/ r/badroommates • 6 days ago Zestyclose-Pay-9133 Roommate put period cup in our dishwasher. It's just sitting in there for the next cycle AITA My roommate put her dirty period cup in the dishwasher (where the utensils go). I'm so sceeved out. I'm a girl and I get it, but why do you have to use the dishwasher of all things? Especially when you let it sit in there for days until the next cycle?? I don't wanna see it around the stufff I eat off of. ...

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r/badroommates • 4 days ago maetroboomin Housemate never leaves the kitchen I'm living in a shared house with 5 other people. There's this person who would literally cook then eat then sit in the kitchen for hours and hours, and it makes me slightly uncomfortable. They're clean and tidy however super quiet, sometimes if I say hi they would sit there and not say hi back, and it makes things a little awkward when I'm cooking cuz I feel like they're just sitting there watching me. I don't know if I'm being weird about it but the fact that the house is already super quiet and I have somebody sitting there the whole time when I'm cooking being non verbal really makes it worse. Just a rant

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New roommate’s grandma comes to stay with us every week

r r/badroommates • 4 days ago Diary_free New roommate's grandma comes to stay with us every week Serious I don't know what I should feel about this. My new roommate who moved in today because she had a fight with her other roommate from the other room (was told that her roommate keeps stealing her food). She and her granny (who has stayed with her for a few days in her old room already) straight up told me that her grandma will be visiting her very often and she will be staying with us during the visit. Our room is pretty small 3x3 square meters with a bunk bed.Her grandma also said that she used to sleep with my new roommate in the the bottom bed but since now that my roommate has to sleep in the top bed she will just have to sleep on the floor. I was like "Huh? Okay?". I don't know what to say about this because it's fine for them to do that when my new roommate stayed in her old room so I can't say no at all. How am I supposed to study till late night? How am I supposed to feel relaxed/comfortable and not having to walk on eggshells? Edit: I just called the rd and they said that visitor is allowed to stay for 2-3 days a week. I'm punching the air rn. Edit2: like I said in the comments, people in my country are so empathetic that they(ra/rd) give zero crap about privacy or boundaries as long as granny is happy being with her granddaughter, rd even sounds confused when I asked if visitor is allow to stay or not (indicating that they see nothing wrong with her staying). Currently there isn't a single room available in the school dorm so there is nothing I can do besides punching the air. TL;DR: New roommate's grandma plans to frequently stay in our dorm room and sleep on the floor. RD allows it, and no other dorm rooms are available. I'm stuck and uncomfortable.

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Is it really “bad” to not leave your room??

r/badroommates • 3 days ago Legitimate_Builder 17 Is it really "bad" to not leave your room?? I see at least 1 post about someone's "creepy roommate who never leaves his room" weekly & is it really THAT bad? I get home & 9/10 my social battery is f------ drained. I want to go to my room & drink my beer & vape my vape. I don't wanna have dinner with you, I've been cooking all day. I just want my peace. How could that be considered bad?? Idfgi

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r/badroommates • 3 days ago Legitimate_Builder17 Is it really "bad" to not leave your room?? I see at least 1 post about someone's "creepy roommate who never leaves his room" weekly & is it really THAT bad? I get home & 9/10 my social battery is drained. I want to go to my room & drink my beer & vape my vape. I don't wanna have dinner with you, I've been cooking all day. I just want my peace. How could that be considered bad?? Idfgi

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