My Roommate Is Always In Her Room

It is not your responsibility to pay for someone else.

My roommate is always in her room.

Looking at you guy who never replaces the toilet paper. It s around 10 30 friday morning. I am a sophomore and i live in a 121 sq. It s easy to get sick of each other when you re sharing a small space for at least.

She s incredibly shy but also smart and kind. A former roommate once unbeknownst to me gave a new boyfriend a set of keys. My roommate who works from home has just sent me a second snapchat video of the cat pawing at a plastic bag. While having a roommate who s never there can be a bummer so can having a roommate who s constantly in the room.

You sorta have to step to her with this. If your roommate can t afford to live with you then it s up to him or her to try to find a living situation that works. Even when she sleeps the laptop is open in front of her. It s not too late to turn your life around roomies.

18 types of roommates you should never become. So when i was making eggs in my underwear as one does and he came busting in i almost freaked out at him with a. My roommate and i live in a gorgeous townhouse. I get home around 10pm and leave around 9am and she stays in her room the entire time with the door closed.

She s always in the room. This morning i m still not gone and she finally came downstairs and said oh are you working from home in a weird tone. She is in my sorority pledge class and i didn t know her very well when she asked if i wanted to be her roommate. Room with my roommate.

I actually like her and am concerned about her wellbeing. As weird as it sounds hiding in your room is only going to teach her that she can sit in the living room all she wants. Do you think she s anxious for me to leave. At my school you have to room with your pledge class if you join a sorority your sophomore year and they make you find a roommate far too fast after joining.

She sits in bed in front of a laptop 24 7. It s always fun to have some roomie bonding time but you ll need a break from each other once in a while.