Living with roommates can be challenging due to differences in lifestyle and communication breakdowns. Issues often arise from clashes in personalities, disagreements over responsibilities, and unexpected challenges like overstaying guests.
Recently, one guy (OP) posted his problems with his roommate on the r/pettyrevenge subreddit. In the post, he shared that he got stuck with an unexpected long-term guest who turned his place into a free crash pad. As things got more annoying, the roommate started using the OP's stuff without asking, pushing him to take action.
The OP came up with the idea of putting Nair in his shampoo to prank his roommate, hoping to deter him from his thieving ways. However, the aftermath left the OP surprised.
Are you curious about what happened next? Keep scrolling down to read the entire story!
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The OP asks:
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OP subleased a room and agreed to a short stay for a guy, but six months later, he's still there, not paying rent
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This roommate kept stealing his stuff, prompting the OP to address the issue before the lease ends
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OP did a prank on him by mixing Nair with shampoo and leaving a warning note
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OP found that the bottle watered down after his roommate's shower
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OP thought that his roommate might have realized the prank as he smoked in his room, with a stronger smell permeating the living room
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OP faces a complex situation where he can't easily kick out the troublesome roommate due to not being on the lease
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OP was dissapointed after finding that the roommate bought a new shampoo bottle
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Here's the comments of Reddit users:
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Have you faced challenges living with roommates? Share your experiences with us in the comments–we'd love to hear how others navigate the complexities of shared living!