Student living in a 6-roommate townhouse forced to hide kitchen supplies in her bedroom after entitled housemates refuse to clean while threatening to call RAs if she doesn’t: I'm so happy that I will never have those girls as my roommates ever again’

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Etai Eshet • Editor
Jul 31, 2025 7:00 AM EDT

College housing serves as one of humanity's prime laboratories for studying the rapid devolution of civilized behavior. Pack six strangers into a townhouse and watch basic courtesy dissolve faster than cheap toilet paper. The modern entitled roommate operates with the moral flexibility of a politician during primary season, somehow managing to simultaneously claim victim status while terrorizing everyone around them. They possess an almost supernatural ability to transform shared living spaces into crime scenes that would make forensic investigators weep.

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  • Hi! I'm currently a 23F, and I finished my first year of college a little while ago however I have so many stories.
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  • Stories about my entitled college roommates

    "Not only did they not clean up after themselves but they had constantly screamed and yelled"
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  • The entitled college roommate follows a predictable behavioral pattern: create chaos, blame others, repeat until someone else fixes everything. They approach cleaning with the same enthusiasm most people reserve for root canals, yet somehow maintain the energy to flip dining room tables when tipsy and scream into the void at 3 AM. These specimens demonstrate remarkable creativity in their selfishness, developing elaborate justifications for why their sensitive stomach prevents trash duty while their iron constitution allows for all-night drinking marathons and cooking foods that could clear a building.

  • about my old roommates that a few friends suggested I post them here. So a couple things to know is that in my college there's a partial off campus dorm ground.
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  • It's a bunch of townhouses all together, each house holds 6 people. Another thing is that the dorms/ townhouses aren't co-ed, in one house it would be all females,
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  • in another it would be all males, and the pattern would go so on and so fourth. I'll start off by explaining that I only got along with one, maybe two of my roommates,
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  • and I only became really good friends with the one that I got along with, but three of them were the worst roommates you'd ever see. One of the main pet peeves and things that bothered me and my one roommate was that they never cleaned up after themselves, like ever.
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  • There would be times where they'd make dinner for the four of them but never clean up there dishes, pots, pans or even the counter, they'd leave their dishes in the sink then complain.
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  • The psychological warfare tactics employed by toxic roommates would impress military strategists. They steal food while gaslighting victims about boundaries, weaponize shared appliances, and somehow turn basic requests for respect into personal attacks. The fact that one roommate dropped another's toothbrush in the toilet while spreading STD rumors suggests a level of vindictive creativity that belongs in a psychological thriller.

  • That me and my friend used their stuff and always threatened to call the RA if we didn't clean up their messes, as if we made the mess in the first place. One of them refused to take out trash,
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  • she would say she had a sensitive stomach and couldn't handle certain smells and textures and refused to take out the trash, but the next day she would be bar hopping and drinking until the next morning,
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  • as well as cooking extremely strong smelling food. This same roommate had also gotten so drink that she trashed our dining room, she, PHYSICALLY PICKED UP, and tossed the dining room table onto its side,
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  • spilling everything that was on it, including my friends take out leftovers, onto the floor, which they then proceeded to pick up and put back into the containers with their bare hands and said "don't bother telling them, it's perfectly fine".
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  • Not only did they not clean up after themselves but they had constantly screamed and yelled, and I'm not meaning shouting out words, but actually screams. of just nothing but "AAAHHHHHH".
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  • It had gotten so bad that our neighbors, a semi- decent group of guys, had complained about hearing screaming and shouting at 3 in the morning, not only that but the 4 of them had also banged on the wall.
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  • That was connected to their living room as well just to annoy them. I could go on and on, they hid and ate my food, one of them kept trying to pin everyone against each other, they got mad at me.
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  • When I asked them to not use my stuff, I ended up having to hide my bowls, cups and other kitchen things in my room and even my DVD player and printer that I had brought for the house.
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  • After finding it tossed in a corner. It was even so bad that one of them had purposefully dropped one of the others toothbrush INTO THE TOILET, and spread a rumor that the roommate had an STD.
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  • I still have pictures of how filthy and disgusting the house was and I'm not sure if I'm able to post them along with this but I just wanted other people to hear about how entitled and disgusting my roommates were.
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  • I'm glad I was able to get one really close friend throughout all of it though, however I'm so happy that I will never have those girls as my roommates ever again.
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  • Our survivor emerged with one genuine friendship and photographic evidence of living conditions that probably violated several health codes, learning that sometimes the real education happens outside the classroom.

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