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It sounds like she should’ve been honest with the housing office about having a pet from the start. That way, this whole messy situation could’ve been avoided before it even began!
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You picked no-pet housing for a reason. It’s only fair the rules apply to everyone. Allowing her pet when it’s clearly not allowed isn’t just unfair, it disrupts the whole living situation.
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Boundaries are definitely important! Especially when it comes to roommates and sharing a space. This situation sounds like a rocky start to any pawsible roommate relationship, and that’s no way to begin living together!
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'I also specifically picked a pet-free preference': 29-year-old grad student opted for a no-pet apartment, but ends up with a cat for a roommate and a lease full of drama
This incoming grad student found herself in a bit of a lease litter box dilemma. She carefully picked a no-pet unit and made it clear she preferred a pet-free space. Her past experiences with pets in student housing left her pawsitively wary, especially after a roommate's anxious dog caused quite a mess. Now juggling grad school, she prefers peace over unpredictable pet chaos.
Enter the potential roommate with a surprise cat cameo. The lease was no-pets, but suddenly a feline friend was on the scene… or at least trying to be. When she checked with the leasing office, no cat was on record, leading to some lease confusion and an attempted pawsible transfer. The roommate claimed the cat was approved, but the situation felt more hissterical than harmonious.
Our grad student is sticking to the lease and communicating through official channels, not wanting to stir the litter unnecessarily. Her partner thinks she's being a bit catty, but she's just trying to keep her paws clean and her study space peaceful. In this lease cat-and-mouse game, she's just trying to keep things pawsitive and stress-free.
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