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AITA for packing my roommate's stuff when she's supposed to be moving out in three days?
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This is absolutely not something that anyone should do without the explicit permission of their roommate. What on earth was she thinking?
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It's interesting to see how split these commenters are. Some think that 3 days is cutting too close to the end of the lease, thus justifying our protagonist's actions. Others, like myself, think that it was a serious breach of personal boundaries.
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Entitled woman packs up her roommate's belongings without her permission 3 days before move-out date, roomie calls her out for touching her stuff: "I was actually trying to help"
While I am firmly passed the point in my life where I need to be living with roommates, I am still renting – and likely will for the foreseeable future. I've been in my current apartment with my boyfriend for three years now, but I know that soon we will have to pack up our bags and move elsewhere. Part of the reason we haven't done so yet, despite all of our home's little issues, is that we really, really hate moving. We'd rather deal with the paper-thin walls, the constantly-clogged kitchen drain, and the enourmous desk that the landlord insists we must keep than deal with the hassle of transferring everything to a new place — even if we'd likely only move a couple blocks away.
In our story today, a young woman is poised to move out of her apartment at the end of the lease. She seems to be avoiding the unpleasant task of packing up. Luckily, she has an overly-eager roommate to help her out.