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  1. Here's The Full Story
  2. Maybe They Should Have Not Lived Together
  3. He Did What?
  4. Freeloading Roommate Found!
  5. Don't Tell Him Let Him Have It
  6. You're Right Be Careful OP!
  7. Even That
  8. Exactly
  9. Don't Think He Is Not
  10. Not Your Fault Entirely He Got It Too

Redditor Decides To Let Roommate Be Kicked Out Of The House Without Informing Him

Meet "OP" (m20), and their flatmate, Mike, with whom they've been companions for about four years. While the initial months of living together were tolerable, Mike often delays rent payments, and consumes a significant portion of shared groceries. When confronted about these issues, Mike becomes defensive and isolates himself in his room.
OP then decides to lock up their own groceries laundry soap, softener sheets, and protein powder in their room. Additionally, OP owns most of the household items, including the bed Mike sleeps on.
The conflict escalates when Mike, who is responsible for the Wi-Fi bill, changes the password. Despite Mike's misconception about the length of their lease, thinking it's a two-year commitment when it's only one, OP decides not to correct him and plans to move out without notifying him.
So what's Reddit's verdict on this one?
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Here's The Full Story

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Maybe They Should Have Not Lived Together

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He Did What?

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Freeloading Roommate Found!

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Don't Tell Him Let Him Have It

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You're Right Be Careful OP!

You're Right Be Careful OP! Source: PleaseCoffeeMe
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Even That

Even That Source: DontAskMeChit
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Exactly

Exactly Source: RaisenbergIII
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Don't Think He Is Not

Don't Think He Is Not Source: JenninMiami
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Not Your Fault Entirely He Got It Too

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