Bad take lol they have no reason to time with you

47

Yall I think OP meant that you shouldn’t be in the room ALL the time; both parties need to leave the room to give the other personal space

38

Hate to break it to you but I’m with comment 1. The people that go into new roommate relationships with bestie expectations are red flags. As long as they’re clean and pay rent on time idgaf what they do in their own space. You’re taking what they’re doing too personally when actually their world doesn’t revolve around you.

28

OP if you’re taking about a person that has no life and never leaves the room I AGREE. stinking the damn place up ‼️‼️‼️

15

If you don't like it then save up for an apartment for yourself?? You'll never be completely alone of you don't so deal with it since they are partially paying for living there too

8

I agree with comment 1 but I get where you’re coming from. If they don’t leave their bed maybe check on their mental health if you think something’s going on. But it they can just do their work on their computer and not have to go to class then like yeah I see no problem with it. Maybe if you haven’t tried talking to them about it, try that and see if that helps any. But again I can see both sides of it here

6

Who cares? As long as they’re quiet and on their half of the room, who gaf? They’re paying for their half

3

This is honestly insanely entitled. If u want alone time, get a single. They paid for their part of the room, they get to use it/exhaust in it how they’d like. Part of having a roomie is having someone around 24/7. Yea it sucks but it’s not their fault and u learn to find alone time elsewhere. Expecting them to leave randomly and according to ur schedule and when u happen to be there is fucking hilarious.

3