'I wanted to do some gaming': Dude asks GF if he can use their home office for video games

The internet can't agree on this couple's dilemma: who has the rights to their computer room?

Living with another person brings all types of new discussions into your life. You suddenly have someone in your life who you need to ask every day, "What should we have for dinner?" You have to consider what you're both going to do each weekend; you must coordinate when you hang out with your friends. When you move in with that person, you end up dealing with 100 little issues that come up every day, and it becomes your day-to-day life.

This couple is struggling to plan out their time. They're sharing one room where the BF wants to game, and the GF needs to work. But it's not as simple as just telling the BF to get out and game another time, as the OP explains in their post to r/AmItheA**hole.

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