'You need to leave': Girl Forces Roommate to Vacate Apartment So She Can Throw a Party

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Sienna Varady
Jan 9, 2024 2:00 PM EST

Having roommates can either be a blessing or a curse. They could be your biggest enemy or your best friend. But how would you respond if your roommate forced you to vacate the apartment so she could have a party?

The man in the following story is frustrated because his roommate 'kindly' suggested he leave the apartment so she could host a party for her friends, and he is not welcome or invited. I think we can all agree that she is extremely insensitive—after all, my brother is obliged to love me, and I wouldn't even treat him that way. Second, the girl has some guts to suggest such a thing, given that they both pay rent and are considered equal members of the home. However, OP here didn't like her offensive and harsh demeanor and discovered the perfect means of exacting revenge on his entitled roommate. So, if you're curious to find out what happened, check out the story below! And after you've finished scrolling, check out the story about a construction worker who gets back at his teammates here!

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    "Housemate wants me to remove my stuff from the bathroom for her party? Okay..."
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    Housemate wants me to remove my stuff from the bathroom for her party. Okay.
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    My housemate from whom I've been rentng a room for three months is having a party today. Apparently she decided the idea of inviting me to attend said party was utterly unacceptable, so a few days ago she sent me a
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    truly lolworthy text message "recommending" "for my happiness and yours" (yes, that was how she phrased it) that I pick up a shift at work or go out with my friends today. She also included a long list of other "recommendations" including
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    locking my cats in my bedroom (yes, all day), taking my coffeemaker and dish towels out of the kitchen, and removing to my bedroom any of my possessions from "the shared bathroom"* if I don't want people to touch them. (She
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    phrased it that way because I've asked her not to keep messing with my stuff.)*(which I am absolutely NOT allowed to call my bathroom, even though I'm the only one using it 99% of the time)
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    recently Welp, considering she didn't have the decency to ask and has been a royal pain in the (including waking me up at 1am Tuesday night when I had to be up at 5am for work, and then not only not apologizing, but acting
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    like she was the wounded party and calling ME for asking her to keep it down), I chose not to comply with most of her "recommendations". Unsurprisingly this led to an argument this morning when she
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    pointedly asked me what my "timeframe" was for today and I told her I was spending my day off in my room relaxing, not out on the streets all day. She kept up the argument for nearly an hour until her buddies showed up to help her set up.
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    Well, I did take a little petty revenge by following one of her recommendations: I took all of my toilet paper and bathroom wipes that I paid for out of that bathroom. And wouldn't you know, when she found out she got huffy and said "You took the
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    toilet paper out of the bathroom?" something. as if I'd stolen it or I advised her that it wasn't my job to pay for toilet paper for a party I'm not even invited to. Seriously, I'm unwelcome at her party, but she thinks I'm going to
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    let her guests wipe their b tts with good toilet paper that I paid for? How about no. She should be grateful I told her before the party instead of letting one of her buddies discover the issue for themselves.
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    I should add, the aforementioned "shared" bathroom is on the third floor while the party is on the lower two floors, and there is a bathroom on the second floor that they can use. In the nearly four hours the party has been going on, I think someone has been up to use it one time.
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    P.S.And because I know someone will likely ask, I have not given her any reason to exclude me. The only reason she gave is that I asked her on a few occasions in the past to turn her
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    music down. Frankly I think the real reason is that she's a snob who thinks I'm beneath her because I make less money than her.
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    LillianIsaDo 10 hr. ago It's funny she looks down on you for making less money when she can't afford her home without you.
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    Successful_Moment_91. 11 hr. ago You should really have fun with this and randomly walk around the party in your underwear and then decide to microwave some fish for dinner
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    KezarLake 11 hr. ago Get out as soon as you can. This is someone who wants rent money from someone who will be invisible. Ugh!
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    Judge 10 hr. ago Judy4Prez642. When I was going through a divorce and renting a room from my SIL, I did the same thing. They were supposed to at least have toilet paper in the
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    bathroom. When I bought some, because there wasn't any, they started using what I bought. My dad had given me a wooden box with a lock on it. When I went to the restroom, I would take my roll with me. When I was done, I would
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    take it and lock it up in my box. Her daughter used the same restroom as me, and I noticed she was going to use the restroom and not using toilet paper since there wasn't any. That family was disgusting!!
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    Not too long after that, I finally was able to get my own place, and I was done with that family.
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    dvillin · 10 hr. ago It's a shame you didn't bring any furniture in as well, because I would have moved it to my rooms.
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    Popular-Jaguar-3803. 11 hr. ago I would have selected a hotel for the night and told her that she has to pay for it.
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    slay_la_vie 7 hr. ago "I would recommend that if you would like me to leave the place I am paying for and have a lease at, you pay for another place for me to go and store my stuff. Like you said, to keep it safe from your friends."
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