18-year-old college student gets denied right to an overnight visitor by entitled landlady in her off-campus apartment: 'She doesn't think I've gained that privilege'

Finding affordable housing as a student can be nearly impossible, depending on plenty of factors. That being said, no one should have to settle for a live-in landlady who is this demanding.

This entitled woman refused to allow the 18-year-old college student who authored this story the right to have an overnight visitor. What is this, the 1800s? The student wasn't even necessarily inviting a romantic partner home. It could have been a friend or a visiting family member. Regardless, her landlady was insistent that if the author wanted to remain in the apartment, she was not allowed to bring anyone home.

Mind you, none of this was expressly written out in the lease, so it's not like the student would be violating any previously agreed-upon rule. Still, when you're a college student living in your first apartment, you don't want to upset anyone. So, of course, it was difficult for the student to say no to their landlady and stand up for herself.

It's worth noting that there were other aspects of this author's living experience that opened up some discourse regarding how expensive her utilities were and who was the cause. Keep scrolling below for the full anecdote and for the conflicting reactions in the comments!

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