Anonymous #1 2d

I hope so cause I reminder to clean every day and take the trash out

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Anonymous OP 2d

I more mean, she will clean when getting paid. If she ain’t getting paid, it might not happen, and I don’t think ur payin ur roommate. Not defending it that’s unfortunately jus how nasty humans be sometimes

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Anonymous #1 2d

She leaves her plates for 3 months before washing them

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Anonymous OP 2d

yeah atp I’d jus throw them at her

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Anonymous #1 2d

I’ve cleaned them too cause it’s a health issue leaving them for so long

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Anonymous OP 2d

put them in her room

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Anonymous #1 2d

make it her problem not all of hers problem, gotta have a backbone especially when yk ur not in the wrong

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Anonymous #1 2d

yours not hers*

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Anonymous #1 2d

This and I work and study yet I still have time to clean my own dishes

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Anonymous #1 2d

She sadly locks her room but I’ve wanted to put them in plastic bag and in her door so she notices

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Anonymous OP 2d

I fear I have to ask have u told her to straight up that it’s a problem. When you eventually clean them urself ur just reinforcing that pattern in her brain that it’s okay. It’s sad that ppl learn like that but the mind is a strong pattern learning machine

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Anonymous #1 2d

It was my last time cleaning it for them

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Anonymous OP 2d

that’s good, I like the in her door idea if that’s the best u can do. Lowkey in a bag is too generous imo but both work

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Anonymous #1 2d

I just don’t wanna leave them in the floor that I clean

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Anonymous OP 2d

I feel like the size of a plate is minimal to the size of a carpet but who knows college dorms do be small asf sometimes

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Anonymous #1 2d

I live in an off campus apartment with wood floors

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Anonymous OP 2d

then that’s even more dismissible nothing u can’t sanitize after they are picked up. Maybe put them on a napkin but I’d want them to have to see the plates in all their glory. Unless u make the bag nasty too

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Anonymous OP 1d

Throw them away

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