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We already weren’t getting along, but never escalated beyond minor spats. That is until he put nail polish remover into my facial moisturizer. He denied it when I confronted him of course, I was even accused by my other roommates of putting it there myself.

Obviously I moved out like 2 weeks later, bc the landlord refused to let me put a lock on my bedroom door. My new place was furnished, and I moved out ASAP, so it took me a couple extra days after I moved to get all my furniture out, including my bed. When I arrived to get my bed, there were fresh bodily fluids on my sheets and pillow case. That’s right, the m**********r jacked his putrid d**k off onto my pillow.

Morgan wherever you are, I hope you’re f*****g miserable.

Edit: I love you all so much, you’re all invited to the F**k Morgan club

positive_pizza20 , Poko Skincare Report

Final score:

324points

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Anita Edwardd 2 years ago

Yeah, F**k Morgan, the dirty bastard!

192points

Yelled at me for reading my own books because it messed up the decor. Books were sorted by color and not subject and reading them made them look not as new.

Yeah.

My own books.

madpiratebippy , Pixabay Report

Final score:

314points

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broken_guy 2 years ago

that would annoy me so much. i don't like anyone messing with my books

90points

Bunzilla 2 years ago

The thing that drove me bonkers; I lent a book to my mother to read... and she cracks the spine. Doesn't ask if I mind, just does it. Book now looks like c**p. Her defence was; it makes it easier to read. Maybe, but it's going to spend most of its life on the shelf.

1point

Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago

Books are for reading. They are not just decorations. I hate this fad of having books just to arrange them by color. You build your library of books because you read—-and re-read—-them. You do not buy them because of the color of their covers.

25points

the warner sister 2 years ago

"And reading them made them not look as new". But when they look mot as new it means that they've been loved. It gives them character

15points

Stephanie Wittenberg 2 years ago

Testify!

2points

Monica Sargent 2 years ago

Hanlon's razor - never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

13points

Robert Trebor 2 years ago (edited)

jumping up and down lol (my new motto)

3points

Trisha Howson 2 years ago

Me and the person she is talking about would not get along at all. When it your stuff no one should be telling you what to do with it.

6points

Horatio Jay 2 years ago

Ours are sorted by height, secondarily by color, but they're there to read, not for display. That's some straight-up BS.

5points

OhForSmegSake 2 years ago

Nonono!! Books are not decorative! And you never sort by colour, imo anyway.

5points

Random Panda 2 years ago

Yup, mine are sorted by genre or author and then by series.

0points

Stranger Sings 2 years ago

Old looking books make for just as good decor.

3points

Alias Delfs 2 years ago

You DO NOT SCREW WITH A MANS BOOKS!

2points

Brenda 2 years ago

Hell, no!

2points

Aaricia 2 years ago

I hate sorting books by colour anyway, should be sorted by genre!

1point

Tophat Raven 2 years ago

And the books look so much better old and unsorted!

1point

Eric Wilson 2 years ago

I would probably just 👀 until I snapped!!

1point

Kristy White 1 year ago

but that's what they're for, and what does it matter if they're put back where they were, mind, i'd not do that on purpose! haha

0points

Svenne O'Lotta 1 year ago

People who sort books by color are psychopaths

0points

Monica Sargent 2 years ago

2 years ago my son and his girlfriend are helping me finish packing to move. "Mom, this is my book. And this one too". Me: "So? I bought them. you were reading them in my room and never took them out". My Son: "These 3 are mine. HONEY! Put these in the front seat of the car please. Babe she's got all my old books. I want to take these home, ok"? Me: "Like I read manga. And my copy of 'Profiles in Courage is already packed. Stingy"!

0points

Nikki Sevven 2 years ago

Reorganizing someone else's books by color is punishable by death.

0points

Dani M 2 years ago

AAAArgh! My books are sorted by subject (ficiton/nonfiction/subject), alphabet (author) and alphabet (title)..... it looks awful and i can find everything easily. pull them out, look something up and put them back. No problem if you put it back somewhere else, but they need to be used, read and loved!

0points

Callie Ge 2 years ago

Don’t make eye contact with the crazy person as you take your books & hide them in a locked trunk under your bed

0points

Kelzbelz79 2 years ago

What a f*****g strange one!! (Not you...them)

0points

Shelby Jackson 2 years ago

Books aren't just decorations in my house. But this is also why I don't have roommates.

0points

Stephanie Wittenberg 2 years ago

My librarian mother is spinning in her grave.

0points

Sheila McCarthy 2 years ago

Nobody had better mess with mine either! I sort by author and then release date.

0points

Kona Pake 2 years ago

Books are for decoration, social media is for a living.

0points

Kona Pake 2 years ago

They believe

0points

Kona Pake 2 years ago

Their lives are poorer because of this.

0points

wihowo4474 2 years ago

I've made $64,000 so far this year working online and I'm a full time student. Im using an online business opportunity I heard about and I've made such great money. It's really user friendly and I'm just so happy that I found out about it. Heres what I do. :) AND GOOD LUCK.:) HERE====)> 𝐰𝐰𝐰.𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤𝐬𝐟𝐮𝐥.𝐜𝐨𝐦

-1point

Dr. Jesse Matthews explained that arguments are frequently the result of a lack of communication. "Essentially, one or more people has an issue with the other but doesn’t talk about it, and so it continues and festers in their own mind, until it becomes a bigger problem and blows up into an argument, either when someone can no longer contain it or when it is triggered," he told Bored Panda.

This can turn into a real issue because it creates resentment toward others, which makes it a bigger problem for us. Moreover, it can develop into uncomfortable or unhealthy dynamics, which can be a problem for all involved, Dr. Matthews added. So to avoid adding fuel to the fire, communicating early, often, and tactfully is key. The psychologist told us that this means verbalizing issues as early as possible, rather than keeping our feelings bottled up inside.

"If you don’t communicate, then the other person cannot know that it’s a problem for you, and so they will likely just continue. The tactful part is choosing your battles and not bringing up or complaining about every little thing that bothers you, but being selective and approaching the things that are of more importance," he suggested.

Said I was using my mom’s [passing away] (which had happened 1 week prior) to gain sympathy. This was because I had asked her to watch my dog while I went to my mom’s funeral.

MaddyandWes , Mike Report

Final score:

286points

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broken_guy 2 years ago

thats cold

124points

I had gotten a friend of mine from college - one of my best friends at the time - a job at my company that would get him out of Arizona and a really toxic family life. He moved into my apartment in DC for a month or two with my girlfriend and me while he saved some cash after moving.

The first night he stole her anxiety medication to go to sleep - like, 8 of them, and then it turned out he’d developed a massive drinking problem that he kept moderately hidden until I noticed the smell of booze on his breath in the morning car to work. He also passed out at the office at least once.

Eventually, he became completely non functioning. He stole booze, money, pills, and started locking himself in his room and just never interacting with anyone. Eventually, as it had been three months and he never paid rent, I had to kick him out. He was fired the next day, and ended up wasting all the money he’d saved on booze and then wound up in a shelter for a bit. He then took a bus to Seattle and lived on someone’s couch for two years.

We finally mended our friendship last year - it had been about 8 - and then he fell back into booze and drugs and I had to drive two hours to where he lives in Northern Arizona to take him to rehab. After dropping him off at rehab, I watched him take a phone call and then leave without going inside. He is early 30s and has an enlarged liver and heart issues from all the abuse, and so I’m pretty much under the assumption he’s going to [pass away] and there’s not much more I can do.

Edit: To all those saying “f**k alcoholics,” like, ok whatever. I still love this person like a brother and my heart aches for him knowing he wants but can’t find a way out of the rabbit hole.

MacManus47 , James Yarema Report

Final score:

252points

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Tiffany Marie 2 years ago (edited)

I'm 3 years sober. He's probably had a lot of abuse & a traumatic childhood. Lots of CPTSD tied to it. - Therapy and trying to get through all that and taking it all one day at a time. Ultimately the pain sucks but we have to help ourselves. .. somehow in someway. I know this too well. It's hard but it's possible to heal.

160points

Despite me being a high risk individual and me begging him to be careful, he refused to get vaccinated and caught the coronavirus at a party and then gave it to me.

Scientificreason , Gustavo Fring Report

Final score:

234points

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broken_guy 2 years ago

that pisses me off so much

140points

Sadly, sometimes it feels almost impossible to roll out our tongues to talk about things that are bothering us. Dr. Matthews said that many of us have been taught to be polite and considerate. Because living with others involves a fair share of chores and agreed-upon rules, we may feel it’s impolite to complain when our housemate’s behaviors don’t live up to our standards.

"We often learn that it’s good to be agreeable as well, so we may fear seeming disagreeable. And of course, we want people to like us, so we may believe that complaining might cause our roommates not to like us as much."

I had a roommate that would s**t in the shower and put it through the small holes of the drain. He never got it all. It was obviously disgusting.

GrundleHuffer , Erik Mclean Report

Final score:

213points

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Synsepalum 2 years ago

Why would a person poop in the shower? The toilet is right there.

128points

LongjumpingAsk2172 , Karolina Grabowska Report

When I was in college, my roommate was out of this world, she would ask my Parents to pay her side of the rent, bills, she would eat my groceries, take my car, her boyfriend basically lived with us. I finally had to kick her out. She even tried to have sex with me at one point. She knew I was a lesbian, so I guess she wanted to try things out with me? But I said NO WAY.

Final score:

213points

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muffin woman 2 years ago

Who does this??

82points

He sold my guinea pigs to a pet store because he didn't like them. Yes, he knew about them when we moved in together. He was one of those "if it's not a dog I hate it" kind of people.

letsburnsage4 , Bonnie Kittle Report

Final score:

202points

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Olivia 2 years ago

I hope that the petty pillock is burning in hell.

108points

Another reason we may refrain from voicing our criticisms could be something called "self gaslighting". "Essentially denying our own feelings and telling ourselves that something isn’t an issue or that we are wrong for being bothered by it." Beyond these reasons, conflict avoidance is often to blame, Dr. Matthews told us. "We may fear any type of conflict and the discomfort that we expect from having difficult conversations, so much so that we believe we can’t voice any complaint or issue, or even ask a question."

#10

I had roommates there were 7th Day Adventists and would eat my food. They said they were not allowed to eat pork so I started buying only lunch meats that obviously contained pork but they still ate in anyway.

wanted_to_upvote , Karo Kujanpaa Report

Final score:

187points

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Olivia 2 years ago (edited)

Well, no one lets go of free food-- but these stuck-up snobs are next level, really.

52points

#11

Camera in the bathroom

BilobaBaby , Pixabay Report

Final score:

186points

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broken_guy 2 years ago

creep

87points

#12

Not super terrible but we went to a party, he got drunk super quick and saw some people he didn't want to be around and walked home. About an hour later me and my other roommate headed home too. When we pulled into the driveway we saw lights on in the living room, which quickly went off. When we got inside we saw a massive person sized hole in the hallway wall into the bathroom. Our roommate was pretending to sleep and when we asked him what the f**k happened he said someone "broke in" didn't try to steal anything but just busted a hole in our wall (from inside of the bathroom into the hall I should add), then slipped out the still locked back door (they didn't see him laying on the couch at all either apparently).

Edit: Dude was a compulsive liar. My favorite lie was that he had his whole head tattooed to look like a skull but it faded so no one can tell anymore.

theDeuce , Yasin Arıbuğa Report

Final score:

177points

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Cold Contagious 2 years ago

Should have made him call the police about the supposed break in, to call him on his shît.

77points

However, staying silent often leads to internal problems like general discomfort or unhappiness, as well as anxiety, anger, or resentment. "Many people who don’t communicate directly often learn to communicate their feelings indirectly, such as through passive aggression." For example, if they are being kept up at night by noise, "they may start slamming cabinet doors and banging dishes around in the early morning hours."

"Behaviors such as these are meant to send a message or to get back at the offending person, but in a way that feels easier to the person — in part because they can deny that any message was intended if called out on it," Dr. Matthews said and added this clearly can lead to further issues with roommates.

#13

He was technically my boyfriend. But he was staying with me so he was also my roommate. Anyway, caught him cheating and promptly kicked him out. Since he didn't have key to the apartment, I left my place unlocked while I was at work so that he could get his s**t out. Which, he didn't do. I ended up dropping his s**t off st his mom's house.

What he did do instead was steal my pet snake. I don't know what he did to him. Like if he just let him go outside, if he took him with him. I know he's not in my apartment. It's really not that big of a place and I tore it up every single day for nearly a month straight trying to find him. He had escaped once before when his old enclosure broke but I found him within a few hours. The enclosure I had for him after that incident was escape proof. And there's absolutely no trace of him anywhere. I have two cats, both of which would have tore him to pieces had they had the chance. But again, there's no sign of anything. He was just gone.

The s**tty thing is, I didn't notice until a few days after the fact. If you know snakes, they spend a lot of time hiding. So, during those few days between me kicking him out and me realizing he was gone, I figure my snake was curled up inside his little cave. But then feeding day came, and i flipped up the cave and saw he wasn't there. Frantically searched the whole enclosure, and he was nowhere.

So yeah, he did something to my snake.

Pear_Jam2 , Kamil Zubrzycki Report

Final score:

167points

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Shelli Aderman 2 years ago

😢

89points

#14

To name a few things:

- Would have the loudest sex one could have with their partner. Loud enough that I got at least 3 unique complaints from neighbors
- Physically threatened me on multiple occasions
- Cooked disgusting meals and covered the kitchen in food scraps and generally did nothing to clean
- Her dog would poop on the floor pretty much every day, sometimes more than once (and took no effort to train away the behavior)
- Invited herself to my neighbor's party when I was there, even though she wasn't invited - proceeded to make an a*s of herself
- Would make constant targeted comments about me smoking weed, even though we're in a legal state
- Destroyed 3 cars in her 8 month stay (all in unique ways!)
- Threatened s**cide to make me feel like her behavior was somehow my fault

These are just what I can remember at the moment...

otacon239 , Jason Leung Report

Final score:

166points

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Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

WTH?

55points

#15

Used my body bar soap to wash her bum and hands after pooping (normal here to use water and soap to clean yourself after pooping). Found out when I found a speck of poop on my soap.

nonamenameles , freestocks Report

Final score:

156points

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Shelli Aderman 2 years ago

🤢

103points

If you want to become better at communicating your thoughts with your roommates, the best way to do this is to kindly yet directly express the issue using "I" statements. Dr. Matthews advised talking about how certain situations affect us and what we would like instead. "Using "I" statements we can keep things to how we feel and how we are being affected, instead of having the other person feel blamed and helping them to become less defensive," he added.

#16

One of my first flatmates in London was weirdly into me.
One time I took a friend home cause she was too drunk to take the tube by herself. My flatmate saw us getting home, asked me if she was my girlfriend and I said yes hoping he'd leave me alone after this... big mistake.
He asked if he could sleep with us in my bed (my friend was passed out at this point), said he "wouldn't do anything, just wanted some human contact".

Creepy as hell, moved out shortly after that.

SugarHewson , Monica Silvestre Report

Final score:

151points

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Eric Wilson 2 years ago

Smart move!! That guy sounds like a predator!!

72points

#17

I once had a roommate who kept cranking the temperature way up, I'm talking like 28 degrees Celsius or 85 Fahrenheit. The landlord kept coming over to turn it way down as he was paying the bill. This meant we had the landlord coming over basically every day for a month. Finally he turned the temperature to a very generous 22 Celsius set up a lock box to cover the thermostat. My roommate came home, got wasted, took a hammer and smashed the box to pieces and turned the temperature up to 28 degrees again.

This by itself was just mainly amusing but he he also was stealing my stuff, borrowing money without paying it back, and hosting late night dance parties to Nelly Furtado music. He claimed he had never used a vacuum in his life and didn't know how.

One time he put a frozen pizza in the oven together with the cardboard. I smelled burning and raced downstairs to remove smouldering paper from the oven before it caught fire and burnt our house down. I asked him what he was thinking and he said 'that's the way we do it in Spain.' No shame, no apology.

TargaryenPenguin , Will Report

Final score:

144points

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Fried Mermaid 2 years ago

I'm no Spaniard but I'm pretty sure that's not how they do it

128points

#18

He would always leave his dog for too long and she would s**t on the floor. It was an old dog and im sure at one point it wasn't an issue.

The problem was this guy didn't even try to do anything to fix the issue. I'd get home from work every day and walk into a house that punched me in the face with s**t smell when I opened the door.

We talked to him about it over and over again and he'd just blow it off. What did he finally do when he got fed up with us complaining? He put the dog down.

We just wanted him to maybe come walk her while on break at work. His job was 5 minutes down the road. I can still feel the tension in the room when we found out she was gone.

thephuckedone , Neil Mullins Report

Final score:

141points

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broken_guy 2 years ago

why are all of these about s**t

83points

Unfortunately, many people seem to struggle with this. "A great way to start communicating and to keep it flowing is to have regular meetings, similar to how some couples or families do. Set aside a regular time, say 15-30 minutes, each week and give everyone an opportunity to contribute. Check in about how things are going with everyone, set and talk about house rules, and provide updates on things like bills for rent or utilities," the psychologist suggested.

#19

She had the landlord return the security deposit in her name, even though I'd paid it in full. It was $1800. When I asked the landlord for the deposit back, he said he already gave it to her and I had to work it out with her. I was 19 and didn't know any better. Needless to say, she never paid me back. Still bitter 20 years later. I worked full time in college and her parents paid her way. $1800 was a lot of money back then.

Jen_the_Green Report

Final score:

134points

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Charlotte Grace 2 years ago

That's still a lot of money

146points

#20

Thought it would be a good prank to put chicken feet in my bed while I was away for a weekend

mwattonNZ , Priscilla Du Preez Report

Final score:

127points

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Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

Good Lord. You would've hear me screaming across the world

59points

#21

One of many great stories: he took a s**t on his bedroom floor to protest me spraying febreeze in the bathroom, quoting "your s**t stinks too".

watson_exe , quiet_desperado Report

Final score:

125points

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broken_guy 2 years ago

#amberturd

92points

If you’re planning to live with someone, think about potential issues beforehand. "If you are a neat freak and your friend is messy, this might prove to be difficult for you, and it could be a challenge to your relationship. If you are already living with someone, try to discuss and set house rules that everyone can agree on as soon as possible."

#22

He came home completely drunk.
Opened the fridge.
Yelled at us for eating something of his (which he already ate earlier today).
Pulled his pants down.
Pissed into the fridge.
Was trying to pull his pants back.
Failed, fell on the floor.
Fell asleep on the floor. Snoring.

That was not the first time. We each had a small fridge to keep out stuff away from him.
We each had a separate contract, so couldn't legally throw him out.

Defoler , cottonbro Report

Final score:

121points

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Olivia 2 years ago (edited)

I feel so sorry for the OP and the other roommate :(

51points

#23

Door was always closed, but a month after he moved in, there was a terrible stink when I walked by. One day I heard the distinctive sound of a meowing cat. There was a well-communicated no pet policy here. I opened the door and the most skittish and terrified cat I have ever witnessed bolted out and hit under the living-room couch. There was cat s**t everywhere. Even on the bed.

MickeyHokkaido Report

Final score:

118points

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Kzincat 2 years ago

Poor kitty. 😿

122points

#24

There’s really too much to put in one post but I’ll try. He started running a business in my house (which I approved of but would soon regret), he would have random people coming into the house during the pandemic not wearing masks and they would break dishes, be really loud while i was sleeping, just generally not courteous. We had an extra room which I had set up for a third roommate to come stay with us, he didn’t like that idea so he started letting some heroin addicts start living in it without asking me and knowing a friend was moving in soon from out of state. At some point he stopped taking his meds and went full on psychopath, he removed the handle from his door and made it to where you could only get in with a key, inside his room he ripped the ac vent from the ceiling and put a metal plate over it. Broke the window and installed his own ac unit. It got to the point where we couldn’t even have a civil conversation without someone starting a fight. Once the out of town friend moved in he started staying away for weeks at a time, he intentionally left a garbage bag full of meat under his bed for about 3 weeks and we started noticing fruit flies everywhere and it eventually got so bad we had to force our way into his room to figure out what the issue was. Those are just some of the highlights, there were lots of other things he did. Wherever he is, I hope he gets what he deserves.

An1ma88 Report

Final score:

114points

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Rachknits 2 years ago (edited)

The 'business ' kinda sounds like he was dealing. It also sounds like he had serious mental health issues which would be really hard for you to live with but also needs to be addressed with some understanding of that. It’s cool not want to have to live with that, you're only roommates but he sounds as though he needed more support than he was given

43points

Far-Attempt-1880 , Negative Space Report

It’s important to understand that our tendency to avoid conflicts will translate to our work, romantic relationships, and even dealing with children in the future, Dr. Matthews stressed. "This is not just a roommate problem, but you will come across issues like this throughout your life."

"It won’t be necessary to become a master of difficult conversations, but in order to get your needs met, to improve your relationships, and to be happier, there are some important skills to learn. And getting used to dealing with situations, rather than avoiding them, will increase your comfort level and decrease any anxiety you may have," he concluded.

#25

Ooooofff this is a good one!!! My roommate from hell stole my 12k car, 4K computer, 12 pairs of shoes, my special edition gow ps4, $1,500 in rent and asked me what my favorite 4 numbers were so he could steal my card and try making several withdrawal attempts. Oh and he crashed my 2012 bmw… smh.

Final score:

107points

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Shelli Aderman 2 years ago

Really? I hope a a Police report happened!

83points

#26

Wrecked my collection of Japanese kitchen knives. Ate the lunch I had prepared for my child for school. Prepped and entire Costco pack of chicken breasts that I had purchased and claimed them all as hers. Left a bottle of hair dye on the floor after dying her hair and ruined the hardwood and carpet. The list goes on and on.

She was a classmate of my wife’s who was down on her luck and we let rent a room off of us for a few months to help her out.

At the end of 4 months she packed her stuff up and said that she didn’t think she owed us anything as she is a single woman and we were a family of three. She did not pay a single bill or for any groceries for the entire 4 months she stayed at our place.

I hope she is doing well.

wannaplayaround , ANTONI SHKRABA Report

Final score:

102points

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Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

What....if someone had wrecked my collection of Japanese kitchen knives, ate my kids lunch, plus all that other s**t, boy....

58points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#27

Man I thought my college roommate hang drying his wet, no detergent "washed" clothes in our room and making the room a gas chamber of disgusting locker room smell was bad.

Yall got some crazies

GMJizzy Report

Final score:

101points

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Mozzarella 2 years ago

Oh no not the locker room smell. There can be nothing worse than that.

14points

CaffeinatedHBIC , Francesco Paggiaro Report

#28

She stole my underwear, wore them, then reported me to our boarding school for having personal "inappropriate" underwear when I confronted her for stealing them. She got in trouble for theft, but I still got in trouble for having clothes outside the dress code even though I threw them out after I saw them in her dirty laundry hamper.

Final score:

95points

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Jo Johannsen 2 years ago

Excuse me, the school dress code covered underwear?? That is absolutely outrageous!

200points

#29

I have two actually,

My freshman year of college I was in an off campus apartment with four other girls three of the girls were great but the fourth one was this holier than thou religious girl who tried to shove her beliefs down everyone's throats, she would also time each of us in the shower and had this little excel spreadsheet that she would record all the times in, would turn off the heat during snowstorms because she didn't want to pay a high gas bill, go absolutely bats**t nuts if we used the dishwasher because she didn't want to pay the water bill (even though we only paid gas/power landlord paid everything else) so she would stand over us and watch us handwash the dishes. When we tried talking to her about it she told her bishop that we attacked her so he called us all into his office to ask us about it. She left after the first semester to serve a mission but didn't finish it and as far as I know now she's married but that's the extent of it.

The second one was a long time friend, the two of us moved into a place together with another childhood friend and at first everything was great until I missed ONE SINGLE GRAIN of rice while cleaning up after dinner once and she lost her mind. After that she was super passive aggressive with me, would throw out the groceries I just bought calming they were "moldy" so I eventually just kept food at my parents house. When rona cause everyone to work from home and I still had to physically go into work because I was an essential worker she would play music all night long, start laundry (which was right next to My room) in the middle of the night. We all had our own separate dish sets from living in previous apartments she would use mine and then yell at me for leaving them in the sink. (I eventually took all my dishes, pots, pans, silverware etc and kept it all in my room since I wasn't eating there anyways) one time I got off of work pretty late and was taking a shower because it has been a long, hard, and gross day and her and her boyfriend pounded and the door suddenly, scaring me and laughed when they thought I fell. The day she moved out her, her mom, and her fiance (who she had only been dating for two weeks) stood outside my bedroom door, pounding on it, screaming at me, and just in general trapping me in my room. I called my dad and he came and said if they didn't leave he was calling the cops. They finally left and I haven't heard from her since. But through the snooping of friends I've found out that she's an antivaxxer now.

kessika12 Report

Final score:

95points

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Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

You need some new human experiences

52points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#30

Boiled her diva cup in the kitchen, at 6am on a Sunday morning, waking the whole house to the putrid smells of boiling off, stale, blood.

Followed buy occupying the whole kitchen for 6 hours to meal prep for a whole week. She was confused why everyone was grossed out at the smell, and oblivious to the massive entitlement on the second offense. She got angry when I strolled in around 10am to make some breakfast. On a f*****g weekend.

How_Do_You_Crash , Anna Shvets Report

Final score:

71points

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Nubis Knight 2 years ago

I don't know what she did to that poor Diva cup cause there shouldn't be any blood on it when you boil it. And if you clean it regularly it's not smelly at all. O.o

150points

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#31

After a few months of being constantly behind on rent/bills, I came home from a work trip to find the place trashed and her gone, along with a bunch of my stuff (whitegoods, cutlery, etc).

A number of years later, her brother confronts me at a pub and throws me up against a wall, accusing me of abusing her (which I very much did not do).

Turns out her boyfriend (now husband) had been touching her up. She showed up at a family dinner with a black eye and instead of telling the truth about her boyfriend, she told her family that it was me.

I eventually sorted it out with the brother after a mutual friend calmed him down. We had a few drinks and sorted out the story. After showing up with the black eye, the brother and a bunch of his mates showed up and moved all her stuff out. Being unable to find me to get revenge on, they decided to steal a bunch of my stuff and trash the house. He apologised and we left it at that. Fingers crossed the boyfriend copped a hiding over it all later on. Cost me thousands in repairs and unpaid bills.

HappyTimeHollis , cottonbro Report

Final score:

24points

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Lawrencium 2 years ago

It's terrible how abuse works! Not only does she lie to cover it up, she lets her brother and friends do massive damage and potential harm to an innocent third party... For the record: NO DUDE IS WORTH THIS!

23points

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#32

University. One roommate moved out, switching with this weird Russian without telling me. Guy ended up being some sort of gunrunner. Got arrested, hung himself in jail. When I went in his room after, he had pictures of all the university’s female athletes on his walls - But he’d cut all their eyes out and had shot them with a BB gun.

Meth_Useler Report

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22points

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Melissa TO 2 years ago

Woah!

13points

#33

Wouldn’t let me have a door on my room for several months -changed in the bathroom. Didn’t let me put any of my posters or artwork on the walls in my room, refused to let me have my partner over. Got mad when I did have my partner over because he was “spending too much time with me”. Refused to do anything around the house; cleaning, laundry, dishes, etc. Got mad when people didn’t invite him to things while turning down invitations he got, threw actual temper tantrums when nobody wanted to play video games with him, got weirdly sexual with me in a way that made me uncomfortable and sexually assaulted another friends girlfriend. His girlfriend gaslit her and told everyone she was lying. She was just as bad. Needless to say, they have no friends left.

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Final score:

21points

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Katie Lutesinger 2 years ago

"Got mad when people didn’t invite him to things while turning down invitations he got". My grandfather does this. He is, as you probably just guessed, not a nice person.

7points

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#34

Not my roommate but I lived across the hall and my best friend had to share the living space with him, ill call him Chad.
Chad didn’t like sharing his room, so he tormented his roommate by inviting tinder dates over almost every night, never gave a warning or heads up, blasting loud music 24/7, and ofc, never cleaned up after himself. Once he got the room to himself, he took out one of the desks, and slid the two twinsized beds together to make the ‘megabed’.

A week later a new roommate is assigned to chad’s room, but Chad wasn’t willing to share, nor did he feel like communicating it with his new roommate. Chad proceeds to leave the room a mess, and vehemently insists that “the RA’s made a mistake” and tried to explain that his room is actually a single unit, and refused to move the desk back in. His roommate slept on their living room couch during this time. His roommate ended up moving out after Chad made homophobic remarks, saying he didn’t feel comfortable sharing a room with someone who might ‘try to come onto me’, even after his roommate explained, “yes I’m gay, but that don’t mean I’m attracted to all men, especially you”.

Toward the end of the semester, Chad asks his other housemates how often should one wash a towel. His housemates asked and learned that Chad had used only one towel for the entire semester, and never once washed it, the smell alone could melt a rotten egg. They suggested he burn the towel or dispose of it. Chad proceeds to dispose of it in their living room trash can, and due to the toxic odor, propped it up against a window, refusing to bring the towel down the hall to the trash chute.

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Final score:

19points

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Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

F*****g Chad.....

14points

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#35

Freshman year of college:

This got a lot more attention than I thought it would so let me add in some context. Back before social media was a thing you'd give your roommate a phone call to see what each of you would be brining to your dorm. When I called my roommate I got a homeless shelter. I thought that was odd because I knew my roommate was a recent high school graduate. What I found out was that his parents had passed when he was in middle school and he was bounced around family members until he got sick of it all and just moved out on his own. He was living in a shelter and was super attached to the pastor at his church and principal at his school. I have no idea how he was not put into foster care because he was a minor at the time and he had not been living with a legal guardian for at least two years. The guy had the below issues, but he also had a s**t ton of trauma he was working through. I didn't really have any understanding of trauma at the time, but what I did understand is that while he was the roommate from hell, there were some reasons for it.

1. He would play counter strike all night until 4 or 5 in the morning. I could handle this until he started yelling and/or slamming his fists down on his desk when he [lost].
2. Because of 1, he would sleep all day and get very upset if I made noise during the day.
3. He did not shower or do his laundry. Our room always stank of BO.
4. He disappeared for almost two weeks prior to Christmas.
5. After reappearing he did 1-3 but now he slept in my recliner with the metal bar from my oscillating fan that he had taken apart in his hands.
6. He started to disappear at night for hours on end which was very welcomed at first until....
7. I started to find little bags of white powder hidden in my stuff. It was crack.
8. I gave him one day to get rid of it and called campus police.
9. Police came and searched the room and found nothing.
10. I went and asked for a room change. I was told that because it as so close to spring break that I would not be able to get one.

My freshman year was absolute hell. This dude later dropped out and joined the Army. I quite literally ran into him while walking in the bar district while in grad school several states away from where we both grew up. He was a bouncer at a bar. He later moved back to Michigan and then set his house on fire, shot himself in the leg, and called the police. He got a felony for this. He then moved to Central America where he was an American football coach despite the fact that he never played football. S**t went really upside down for him and he was fired and chased out of the country. He popped up six months later in the Florida keys where he was living out of his van and tending bar.

circa285 , Soumil Kumar Report

Final score:

19points

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Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

Wow.

10points

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#36

I was the only one that cleaned or did any dishes. He would flig cigeret ashes on the carpet and constantly make huge meals that made tons of dishes than leave me to clean everything.

On top of that would make [lame] jokes about me or what I was doing everything he walked in the room.

Because of him I will never roommate with anyone again.

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Final score:

19points

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Lawrencium 2 years ago

Fair enough.

8points

#37

He once got drunk and set himself on fire with loose leaf paper

Blindman630 , Tembela Bohle Report

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17points

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Evan Sloane 2 years ago

What the fu-... How?

11points

#38

Military roommate. Never did anything to me directly but: Lived FILTHY, his side of the billet was covered with empty pizza boxes, crushed Newport packs and beer cans. I was assured (and actually it worked out) that as long as my side was clean and the bathroom I was ok. That's one. He was perpetually late to work, formations everything. They figured having a Boy Scout living with him would straighten him out, it did not. That's two. And number three, the man was THE worst example of an ugly American in Europe with a rotating group of ladies that were in and out of the room on a 24 hour basis. I took to staying with friends or showering at the post gym to avoid that room.

Good things: he never stole or said an unkind word to me. Also, for an introverted kid having to make conversation with everyone sucking up the hot water in various stages of dress certainly helped me become more talkative lol.

Mike7676 , PNW Production Report

Final score:

17points

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Josh Dorsett 2 years ago

Dang you got Baloney Bob

8points

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#39

Not mine but a friend’s. Dude NEVER showered, to the point that the RA had to threaten to write him up because his stink was seeping into other rooms. Said friend could often be found napping in various places because they did NOT want to be in that room any more than absolutely necessary. Dude was also just kind of a d**k. Would order pizza for every meal but not tip because “they don’t deserve it”, and whenever he was playing games with us he was the most toxic a*****e to the randoms we were matched with.

At one point my friend was able to get a room change, and when we went to help them move out while the roommate was away we shoved another friend in and held the door shut until he stopped banging on the door. We eventually opened the door to find him holding one of our friends freshly washed shirt to his nose lol

MahoneyBear , kevin Baquerizo Report

Final score:

16points

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Hayhaypaula 2 years ago

You Are The Aaasss!

11points

#40

Lived in a 4 br 2 bath student living apartment in college for 2 years.

Dude next to my room, "Randy" ended up being a skeeze bag.

He would NEVER use the front door. He would climb in and out of his window (first floor). Then slam his bedroom door like insanely hard every time he closed it.

Ate ALL our food. We labeled everything in the fridge/freezer/cabinets. Still found things missing and in the trash.

He never bought any toiletries or food. Just bummed all of ours.

When confronted he'd deny the whole thing.

When reported to the management company, he lashed out by being even more obvious with stealing our s**t.

Eventually they moved him to the "outcast" unit. Which is where anyone else that did the same s**t moved to.

He got into a fight with one of the other dudes and pulled a knife. Cops were called and he got arrested. He came back a month later and tried breaking into his old room and got the cops called again and we never heard from him again.

We later found out that he was in the Navy, and got dishonorably discharged on purpose by stealing things after being caught, just so he could leave the Navy.

TLDR-Dishonorably discharged (on purpose) Navy guy was a clepto and skeeze bag. Stole our s**t and was creepy.

kevinsippy Report

Final score:

16points

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Evan Sloane 2 years ago

Well... A psychopath and a leech. Swell.

6points

#41

Not my freshman roommate, but my best friend "Kyle's" freshman roommate:

1.) Smoked weed constantly and would stay up until 2-3am every night and skip his morning classes, he failed out by sophomore year

2.) Left his dirty (and clean?) clothes in a large pile around his bed. I remember going to their room and it was like a moat of dirty clothes and trash separating the two halves. Kyle's side being spotless and the other half being just a trash pile.

3.) His computer broke from too many viruses related to watching porn, so he used Kyle's computer for his school work, but also to watch porn. Kyle found some disturbing videos in his search history, not to mention the semen on his keyboard. He had me help clean up the virus's from his computer due to the roommate. I had to thoroughly wash my hands after.

4.) Would jerk off at night when he thought Kyle was sleeping, and after cumming (Kyle described the liquid jerking sound) would grab some clothes from his floor pile to clean up.

5.) He would constantly make up lies to impress and one-up people. He told me he would drag-race cars and got stabbed where his appendix scar was. My other friends knew him since childhood so they knew he was making everything up.

Just to f**k with him one time we rolled up 2 blunts, one was weed, the other we just rolled the blunt filling back in and only shared that one with him. Then convinced him that the weed was really good, and he kept saying "this is the best weed I've smoked in a long time, I'm so high!"

I'm sure there are more stories, but these are the ones that stand out the most.

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14points

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Lawrencium 2 years ago

Gross!

6points

#42

I had a roommate one time that got super pissed off at me for some reason (can't remember exactly why) and she added a bunch of salt to my powdered protein supplement. I was so poor at the time, so ruining a whole container of expensive supplement really hurt. Not to mention the fact that I actually drank some of it, gross. She was awful.

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11points

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Chioma Cobb 2 years ago

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#43

Butchered a four day old deer carcass in the living room with butcher block Costco knives.

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10points

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Catlady6000 2 years ago

The deer was four days old, or it had been dead four days?

11points

#44

My room-mate hardly ever did any washing up and when he did, he’d leave bowls the right way up on the drainer with water in them.
Worse than that though, he’d come home drunk late on a Friday, put on Saving Private Ryan at 200 dB and promptly pass out.

morfn0 Report

Final score:

8points

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Jacob Nunez 2 years ago

Wow that is a loud movie….but a good one

1point

#45

Shot off my shotgun in my room in our apartment while showing it off to a kid I’ve never met while I was out of town…. Couldn’t tell you why or how…

Firesplinter9757 Report

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7points

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Lawrencium 2 years ago

This is why gun safety is important! 1. Keep your weapons somewhere safe and out of the reach of children. In this case: yes, the roommate definitely qualifies as a child. 2. DO NOT HANDLE A FIREARM IF YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW TO USE IT. This includes knowing to check if it is loaded, and proper respect for the weapon. It's sole purpose is to KILL things, don't treat it casually!!!

12points

#46

Played the same song OVER and OVER and OVER in our dorm room. Drove me nuts. Then she went and smoked pot in the room, stinking it up horribly. Still can’t stand the smell por favor weed since then. 🤢

Soundtracklover72 Report

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6points

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Jacob Nunez 2 years ago

Por favor weed???.?.

2points

#47

I saw him with a caprisun and a pair of scissors with a glass. He proceeds to cut the top of the caprisun, going through the straw and pours the caprisun juice into the glass.

Humanislarge Report

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-21points

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Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

GASP! Clearly the craziest one on this list

27points

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Bi-Polar Express 2 years ago

Worst roommate was the one who sold my rolltop desk. My dad had restored it for me. Gone.

14points

Bi-Polar Express 2 years ago

It was 30 years ago. I still wish I had it.

9points

Renegade 2 years ago

That's heartbreaking.

3points

Madeleine Flowers 2 years ago

I'm sorry that happened to you. Your (former, I'm hoping) roommate sounds like an a-hole.

2points

Raccoon panda 2 years ago

Worst roommate shares a body with me. To put it very, very lightly, if I clean up a mess, then black out, I guarantee the mess will return. Otherwise she’s really sweet. Her parents screwed her up to the point that it’s nothing short of a miracle we’re not either in a padded room or on the street. And for a smart woman, the fact they never taught any of us life skills, never had grace for our imperfections, we’re generally neglectful, nor did any emotional investment is really reflected by her lack of self-care. It’s sad, watching her be like this, struggling between hopeful and hopeless, when I’m trying to do the tangible stuff to get out of this rut physically. At least she’s doing the emotional work, and now some physical work, to keep depression at bay. F this.

7points

Jessica Bertram 2 years ago

hang in there, lovely human. you are trying, and you are doing the work. be gentle with yourself on this journey. Sending you hugs and hope from 44 years of perspective and stops and starts. Forward, never straight, and that is ok. We are here for you. 🥰❤🤗

5points

John Baker 2 years ago

I had a roommate who stole (and scrapped) all the copper pipe in my house while I was at work, and "replaced" it with rubber hose. Needless to say, he was told in no uncertain terms to pack his sh!it and get the hell out.

6points

Rens 2 years ago

As a woman in my forties, I was devastated to find that the only accommodation I could afford was to live in an HMO (House of Multiple Occupancy). I was the only adult, the rest were kids under 23 with no manners, scruples, life skills, and sense of decorum. I used to work night shifts I needed to sleep in the daytime; all the rooms had fire doors which slammed shut if you didn't take the time to let them close quietly behind you. Nobody ever clean up after themselves. There was a dishwasher and I used to keep the I tablets I bought in my room; I refused to pack anyone else's dishes into the dw, most of the time, dirty dishes were left in the sink for the fairies to clean. The landlord had allocated everyone a kitchen cupboard, a shelf in the fridge and a drawer in the deep freeze. There were 2 Spanish girls who took up most of the fridge space, and I told them if they kept putting their food on my shelf, I would eat it. I kept my own toilet paper in my bedroom because somebody keeps stealing mine (allocated bathroom storage). Slamming doors, loud music, shouting, shagging, screaming, fighting and arguing, it was a f*****g nightmare. At least my door could be locked.

5points

Ellen Ranks 2 years ago

Yup. That's what you get living with youngsters who either never learned from their parents how to behave, or who just don't care. In my countries student housing is notorious for this type of behaviour. Not livable for a grown up.

1point

Willow Chance 2 years ago

After about 5, I couldn’t read anymore otherwise I would get to mad.

4points

Jessica Bertram 2 years ago

oh i have a doozy. She and i were each other's first roommate. Got a great place, things went well for a bit. we'd been friends for years already and we thought at 19 we were soooo together. But i fought and split with my boyfriend, whom she had secretly wanted. I think what happened next was because of that jealousy. She said: Let's each bring a boy home for some fun. Pandas, it was the 90s. we were innocent. we all smoked some weed, played naked hide and seek in the dark, and body painted each other. a LOT of laughing and kissing but nothing else. then she got them into my lingerie. in my bed. And got out the Polaroid. (pre-cell phone, Pandas, i am OLD). And then took them to my ex. Who was devastated. Now, i wouldn't have hurt him with those pics. She said i slept with those boys. i didn't. But at the time he believed her. And it crushed him. The level of crazy and manipulation she had...she told me she thought it was time he and i moved on from each other. as if it was her....

3points

Jessica Bertram 2 years ago (edited)

...decision to make. Eventually i made things right with "James" because he deserved truth and he was a great guy. but she....what an amazing manipulative display. We, um, parted ways. spectacularly. with her family as an audience. But i never gave up her secrets to her family. i never hurt her the way she hurt me and hurt "James"

1point

phil blanque 2 years ago

These are such horrible stories. I am saddened so many people had to share their living space at all, probably due to outrageous rent costs in so many cities. But I am also incredulous that there are so many people who are acting like demented feral rodents

2points

FlamingoPanda 2 years ago

Shared a room in college for 6 months. We did not get on (should never have been put together in the first place) but the worst was when she tried to have sex with her boyfriend while I was half asleep.

2points

ᔑᓵᒷ 𝙹⎓ ᓭ!¡ᔑ↸ᒷᓭ 2 years ago

could have at least waited till you were 3/4 asleep.

0points

ThumbsUpGuy 2 years ago (edited)

my worst roommate makes chicken & rice deluxe for a few friends. I was not invited. He put the leftovers in the bottom of a metal trashcan he stole from Mcdonald's. His friends invited him to their revival at their church, and Donny got saved. As part of his repentance, he threw out his boxes of porn on top of the chicken mess festering in the bottom of the trash can. He did not take his turn to take out the trash after being repeatedly asked, so I gave up waiting on him. I pulled on the plastic bag that was stuffed solid with porn. Sure enough, out pops the trash, and the heavy magazine collection breaks the bag. Rotten month-old chicken delight full of maggots went all over the floor. I cleaned it up. Then he came home & complained about the bleach smell. I changed roommates after that. This man was not and will never be "life friend" material.

1point

LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

1st roommate: then boyfriend/now husband, and his best friend. Best friend became vengeful when I wouldn't reciprocate his feelings and he moved out suddenly. Taking with him an important piece of mail instructing all tenants to a new location for paying rent. Hubby and I were evicted because we didn't know where to pay rent, we didn't even know it had been changed. Roommate two: many years later, his sister. We had a strict rule about friends over, we are private but she was social, we normally don't have a problem with that but her friends were sketchy people, and would come and go at all hours, including when she was at work. I once ran into her boyfriend coming in the front door at 2am when I was on my way to the bathroom, while wearing my summer nightie. Her boyfriend had a child from a prior relationship and our building had a strict no children policy, you needed land lord approval for anything overnight and his kid was over more than he was.

1point

LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

Our place was NOT child friendly at all and we had no desire to make it so when kids weren't even allowed. Our final straw came when neighbour's complained, his sister could sleep through her alarm and leave it blaring forever, the record so far is 4 hours. Neighbour's were getting angry at the constant beeping through the open window. Between that and the revolving door of questionable people, she couldn't stay. Said people kept coming by for months afterwards, trying to get in. Third and final roommate: friend of his from work. I actually like this guy, he was polite, respectful, kept to himself, but he just drank too much. Though he did also bring over bedbugs, that was fun. We actually had no intention of kicking him out, even though that pissed us off, he left on his own to be closer to his son. We don't want anymore roommates.

2points

Nugget 2 years ago

My housemate at uni would always use our stuff,we all kept our own toilet paper because he never bought anything. When there was no toilet paper in the bathroom he refused to buy any and would use anything around to wipe with. I'm talking sponges,writing paper,and the worst one was ripped off bits of plastic bags! Blocked the toilet. Dirty dude.

0points

Linn Shonta 2 years ago

I had a roommate from another country that thought it was ok to move her entire family into a two bedroom apartment! They were everywhere!! 8 total in a two bedroom apartment! My landlord noticed all the extra people and wanted to know what was going on. I told her that they were not my family but roommates & asked her if something could be done about it. She said she would check the lease we signed & let me know. In the meantime, one of her sisters decided she wanted to stay in my room with me because the apartment was too crowded for her. I looked at her in disbelief and told her absolutely not!! I let her know that she was NOT paying any rent for staying here and there was no way she was going to stay in my room! She started to get nasty with me about it but a knock came at the door & it was the landlord letting them know that they were violating the rent agreement & they had to move asap or she would call the police to have them removed! Yay!

0points

Random Anon 2 years ago

So glad I lived alone all these years. Yeah, it's usually in the shadier parts of town but who cares. I grew up in the unpleasant part of my hometown anyway so it just feels like home. Added bonus, I don't like people coming over so they usually avoid doing so after knowing where I live.

0points

Wonderful 2 years ago

I remember coming home from work one night and my roommate had put up a huge door sized poster of pulp fiction in the entryway into the living room. I comment on it and he said he loved the movie. Ok whatever. Couple days later I'm getting ready to leave and lean against the poster and fall into the wall. This guy Shawshank redemptioned me. There was a huge body sized hole behind the poster. That was the last straw and I moved out the next day.

0points

Aubrie Allen 2 years ago

Had a roommate who would eat half my food. Like, one day I had / burritos I was going to bring to work the next day for lunch, and she ate half of each one! Why wouldn't you just eat 1 whole one? Why half of each one??? Never did dishes, so I would put them in her bed. She would just return them to the sink unwashed.

0points

Notyomama 2 years ago

Had to stop my roommate from pissing on the coffee table. Took her to the bathroom. She washed her hands backwards(hands behind back.) Put her to bed. Later after not living together for a while, she showed up at my job reeking of vodka. It was unannounced. I was done.

0points

Aaricia 2 years ago

Stories like this is exactly why I don't do roommates. :) It is like gambling most of the time.

0points

Celeste Grant 2 years ago

I lived with an alcoholic house mate once. She was a nightmare; she was diabetic and drank herself into diabetic coma several times resulting in me having to call an ambulance. She also used to gate crash nights out with my friends and then drink un

0points

HollyHobby 2 years ago

Worst flatmate I had used to whisper to cupboards. He was hot though - so life balances these things out

0points

ᔑᓵᒷ 𝙹⎓ ᓭ!¡ᔑ↸ᒷᓭ 2 years ago

i don't think that balances anything out-

0points

wihowo4474 2 years ago

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Bi-Polar Express 2 years ago

Worst roommate was the one who sold my rolltop desk. My dad had restored it for me. Gone.

14points

Bi-Polar Express 2 years ago

It was 30 years ago. I still wish I had it.

9points

Renegade 2 years ago

That's heartbreaking.

3points

Madeleine Flowers 2 years ago

I'm sorry that happened to you. Your (former, I'm hoping) roommate sounds like an a-hole.

2points

Raccoon panda 2 years ago

7points

Jessica Bertram 2 years ago

5points

John Baker 2 years ago

6points

Rens 2 years ago

5points

Ellen Ranks 2 years ago

1point

Willow Chance 2 years ago

After about 5, I couldn’t read anymore otherwise I would get to mad.

4points

Jessica Bertram 2 years ago

3points

Jessica Bertram 2 years ago (edited)

1point

phil blanque 2 years ago

2points

FlamingoPanda 2 years ago

2points

ᔑᓵᒷ 𝙹⎓ ᓭ!¡ᔑ↸ᒷᓭ 2 years ago

could have at least waited till you were 3/4 asleep.

0points

ThumbsUpGuy 2 years ago (edited)

1point

LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

1point

LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

2points

Nugget 2 years ago

0points

Linn Shonta 2 years ago

0points

Random Anon 2 years ago

0points

Wonderful 2 years ago

0points

Aubrie Allen 2 years ago

0points

Notyomama 2 years ago

0points

Aaricia 2 years ago

Stories like this is exactly why I don't do roommates. :) It is like gambling most of the time.

0points

Celeste Grant 2 years ago

0points

HollyHobby 2 years ago

Worst flatmate I had used to whisper to cupboards. He was hot though - so life balances these things out

0points

ᔑᓵᒷ 𝙹⎓ ᓭ!¡ᔑ↸ᒷᓭ 2 years ago

i don't think that balances anything out-

0points