Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 4w

It’s possible they are asking for a way to communicate in a clear way to them because some autistic people, like myself have trouble understanding hints. Although the situation is crazy and horribly inappropriate

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Anonymous #4 4w

Fair enough this could be an issue where the parents chose to coddle her instead of teach her boundaries. I’d phrase it something like this “Look I’m just gonna be straight with you and tell you that you can’t practice your kink in shared spaces and you definitely can’t do it without cleaning up after yourself because everything stinks now. Bare minimum you owe me a new couch because of this because cleaning will not cut it in this case.”

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 4w

This isn’t one of those things where you can take the soft approach you have to be direct and hit all your points clearly. She might ask for further explanation so when she does try to avoid using “because it’s disgusting” as an answer. Not because it’s not (it is), but because she might continue to ask why. It’s better to explain the specifics of why it’s disgusting (it’s unsanitary, it ruins your furniture, it smells awful, etc) to drive the point home that she can’t do that.

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Anonymous amethyst_popping_bottles 4w

This is clear and gets to the point. I personally think if OP said this to the girl it would be helpful. I had a situation like this happen before too and this wording is perfect

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