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So my roommate (24F) decided to let her boyfriend basically move in without asking me first, and now he's here every single day, eating our food and using our utilities. I'm paying half the rent but can't even use my own living room anymore. AITA for wanting to tell her he needs to leave?

So my roommate (24F) decided to let her ex-boyfriend crash on our couch without asking me first, and now he won't leave. I'm literally paying most of the rent, and I can't even use my own living room anymore. Should I just move out?

So I've been seeing this trend going around about siblings and birth order, and like, as someone with experience in this, I want to say something about it, but I'm worried people might take it the wrong way, so I'm just going to hint at what I mean.

So my roommate (24F) decided to let her boyfriend practically move in without asking me first, and now he's here ALL THE TIME, eating our food and using our utilities. I'm literally going crazy because I can't even use my own bathroom in peace anymore.

So yesterday I was walking home alone at night, and something really scary happened. This car kept following me, like, really slowly. I immediately called my friend to stay on the phone with me and started recording everything on my phone. Ladies, always trust your instincts.

So my roommate (24F) decided to let her boyfriend (26M) move in without telling me first, and now he's taking over the entire living room, leaving his stuff everywhere. I pay most of the rent, and I don't know how to tell her this isn't working out.

Like my roommate when she's on the phone, she literally walks around the whole apartment like pacing back and forth, and I'm like trying to watch TV, and she's just like circling the couch twenty times. I'm literally about to lose it.

When I was 12, I broke my arm at soccer practice. My mom was getting her nails done and told the coach to just take me to urgent care. She showed up three hours later, still mad that her appointment got interrupted.