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How to tell my roommate I don’t want to renew my lease with her and she needs to move out
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The setup is almost comedic in its predictability: the person who actually found the place, owns all the furniture, pays the bills, and built a relationship with the landlord now faces the prospect of telling a barely present nineteen-year-old and her lounge lizard boyfriend that the next renewal will be happening without their signatures. Everyone else in town would fight for this unit, having survived nightmare landlords and learned what responsible adulting means, but the current duo remains blissfully unaware that basic roommate etiquette even exists. The dilemma isn’t about fairness, it’s about reclaiming quality of life, setting a gentle deadline, and letting the search for functional roommates begin while everyone else figures out the price of independence one eviction notice or new lease at a time.
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get packing roomy!
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There’s no need for sentiment or justifications where basic consideration is absent. Apartment living doesn’t owe anyone lifetime immunity from adult responsibility, and the real courtesy is giving early warning while quietly making arrangements that favor actual grown-ups over impulse shoppers with bedroom passports.
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