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MoonlitEden
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I agree that none of the stuff happening outside the home is her business, but this rule you guys all agreed on is her business. You should have spoken to her before your boyfriend spent the night. When you agreed on the rule, you agreed to follow it, no matter how dumb the rule is.
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babybluegirl18
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he had an reason
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dude69
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maybe shes trying to help
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5:45 am on Feb. 23, 2006 | Joined Feb. 2005 | 145 Days Active
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( pntpstlprncss05 )
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Well the thing is, I don't think that she understands that I'm really not a bad roommate. I clean up after myself, I don't eat her food, I'm not loud, I respect her space, and up until now, I've followed all her stupid rules even thought I don't agree with them. I've kicked out friends after we went to parties because I didn't want to start trouble or betray anyone's trust. I know people who have terrible roommates who keep them up all night being loud and who never do chores or anything like that. I have followed her rules for a semester and a half and I feel like for the last two months, things should be run everyone elses way (because everyone else thinks the rule is dumb). And I didn't just break the rule for no reason, I had a reason, my boyfriend couldn't get home. Anyways I guess I have two months left to live with her and then it's over so I guess I can handle it...
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MoonlitEden
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You shouldn't have to handle it. You should talk to her and let her know that you think the rule is dumb and that you udon't feel like you should follow it. What I said above was that you shouldn't have let him stay over, until you talked to her first, since you did agree to that rule. You could have told her that he was staying because he had no way to get home, and that she would have to get over it.
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Even if I'm the only one laughing its still worth doing.
Because, in a world of moral ambiguity, laughter, though
fleeting, is the only certainty.
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sponge
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are u amd today do u want to talk
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( pntpstlprncss05 )
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Ha yeah I definitely agree with that piece of advice... well me and my other roommate, who I get along with great and who feels the same way as I do about this situation, are going to organize a meeting with all the roommates and we're going to talk it out. And if it doesn't work out.... you're right... first week in May I'm outta here so I really don't have that much longer.
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little caesar
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keep your head up you def seem that your a strong person that you can handle the problem
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