just wait for another room mate age topic and you'll see that the list is accurate.shadowcomplex said:oh and your list was so useful, right? OP talk to this guy, he knows everything.
u jelly?
just wait for another room mate age topic and you'll see that the list is accurate.shadowcomplex said:oh and your list was so useful, right? OP talk to this guy, he knows everything.
u jelly?
Alucrid said:Tell him you're gay. That'll get him out.
1. Yeah, I have no idea what his grades are like, but that's not my issue here. My issue is that he's being a terrible and disrespectful roommate.joeblackisback said:1. We have no idea what this guy's grades are like. My freshman year my next door neighbor was a legitimate alcoholic. I saw him CHUG half a bottle of Jaeger in one go. He did this type of shit at least four times a week. He graduated in three years.
2. We only have OP's side of the story. And not a full story, at that. Did this guy start using OP's razors on day one, or after they started having issues? It sounds like they butted heads pretty early on and the rest of the stuff sounds like the roommate is being a dick on purpose. That's not an excuse for the childish behavior, but it shows that the kid is probably immature rather than a complete neanderthal.
3. As far as technomancer's getting smashed and fucking til the sunrise comment- the OP mentions liquor, but does he say anything about the roommate getting fall down drunk or otherwise being dangerous? (I'm seriously asking, I missed it if he did). College kids drink, that's how it goes. If he's being dangerous or a complete menace about it, that's another story. And as far as the having sex, what 18 y/o do you know that is going to turn down unlimited sex? Honestly. Sure, there should be some guidelines. Bottom line, though, sex is going to come before the roommate every time. And now that they don't like each other, the roommate is not going to go out of his way to be courteous.
I get it guys, nobody likes to be taken advantage of. This relationship has spiraled out of control, though, and there's no saving it. Sounds like it has been a lost cause for some time and that's why it has gotten as bad as it has. The roommate may have been dickish in the beginning, but now he's just fucking with you. Sorry.
From my own experience there are fights in the dorms.RotBot said:Yep. Because we live in the Wild West where there is absolutely no risk of suspension, expulsion, or arrest from doing things like this.
My Chinese roomate first year asked me on the first day "We are sharing a room. Will people think we are gay?"Tashi0106 said:I actually had a roommate from India in my freshmen year move in from another floor and he asked straight up on his first day, "Are there any gays on this floor?" I wanted so badly to say that I was gay so that he'd move out :lol Damn, that would have been great.
But yea, I don't know how someone violates you so many times and it doesn't end up in fight. That shit is not cool.
Haha wow. Sounds eerily familiar to my situation(except the friends calling you, thats really weird). Down to the 'left milk(yogurt in my case) to rot in fridge over winter break'.Oyashiro said:OP stuff
The_Technomancer said:My Chinese roomate first year asked me on the first day "We are sharing a room. Will people think we are gay?"
I just laughed and said "not on college"
If I do, they;ll probably just push me to move away to that other room. It won't get him out.Grimm Fandango said:Heard this from a friend once and since things aren't looking too good, might as well try it. Tell the RA/RD you "don't feel safe".
Throw that shit out, son.george_us said:OP totally reminded me that I have spoiled milk in my fridge I haven't thrown out.
Edit: Damn ya'll have some terrible luck with roommates.
"in college" damn you.Alucrid said:Did you actually say "not on college"? :lol
dvolovets said:Stories like his are a huge reason why I decided to commute.
Same here! I was totally set on living in the dorms...but then I took a tour of them during my school's "welcome week". The farther down the dorm corridor I went, the more I realized that I would not be able to deal with such an incredibly deadly combination of odors. Piss, alcohol, shit, vomit, you name it. I have allergies, too, so my sense of smell isn't the greatest (!). And my school's dorms are supposed to be pretty decent! Haha. Saving a few grand in the process, too. Honestly, the only downside is having to wake up a little bit earlier for class, but it's not a big deal in the long run.TxdoHawk said:Ding ding ding ding! Correct answer. Saves an assload of money too. I desperately wanted the dorm life experience when I first started college...but then I saw what the average person puts up with in those cramped-ass rooms, and lost that desire real quick.
i am not questioning its accuracy, in fact my edit made it more accurate. =PUltimoo said:just wait for another room mate age topic and you'll see that the list is accurate.![]()
Oyashiro said:1. Yeah, I have no idea what his grades are like, but that's not my issue here. My issue is that he's being a terrible and disrespectful roommate.
2.It didn't happen literally on day 1, but it did happen pretty early on in the semester. That was pretty much the last straw for me before I told him to stop.
3. He has gotten pretty fucking wasted several times, but not all the time. It never really worried me, except for one time (actually, this was the same night when his friends called me at like 2 AM to annoy me. I told them to stop fucking calling and hung up. He called me back and yelled at me and was very aggressive. He told me to stay away from his friends [wut?] and "check myself"). That was right before I told him that we needed to stop sharing things and basically we stopped talking to each other. He did say "my bad", if that counts for anything.
If you don't want to actually read the topic then don't respond. OP said he's gay.MindCollizion said:All I got of the situation after reading the OP is that YOU need a girlfriend, bud.
Where does it say that in the OPBarrow Roll said:If you don't want to actually read the topic then don't respond. OP said he's gay.
Oyashiro said:Just wanna clear up some things for you guys:
While I don't want to take shit from him anymore, I really don't want this to escalate into anything more than it already is. I'm not gonna get physically involved or anything.
I'm also not gonna fuck or befriend his girlfriend, lol. First of all, I'm gay (though he doesn't know, and yes, I'm sure he doesn't.) Second, she's a gigantic bitch. She hates me, and I hate her.
It's not in the original post but the original poster said it in the thread.MindCollizion said:Where does it say that in the OP
MindCollizion said:That's not on the first post.
As the guy above said, I'm gay. And I actually did have a boyfriend a couple months back. However, I was a considerate roommate and always asked for the room when I needed some alone time with him. It never interfered with my roommate's life at all.MindCollizion said:All I got of the situation after reading the OP is that YOU need a girlfriend, bud.
Oyashiro said:As the guy above said, I'm gay. And I actually did have a boyfriend a couple months back. However, I was a considerate roommate and always asked for the room when I needed some alone time with him. It never interfered with my roommate's life at all.
Anyway, here's an update for all you guys. I talked to my roommate and apparently he went to check out the room one of us might me moving in to. Apparently, the room is the exact same size as my current one, and the guy that lives there is (in his words) "a total socially awkward reclusive asian guy." I actually met the guy once, and while I wouldn't exactly describe him like that, he did seem very introverted and quiet. My roommate said that the guy has a "strict schedule, goes to bed at 11PM every night and wakes up at 9AM." He says the reason why he doesn't want to leave our current room is because he thinks he wouldn't be a good match for the other guy, which I think is one of the smartest things he's said/done since I've known him. I think I could be a good match for the guy, though. His schedule sounds somewhat like mine (though I usually go to bed at 1 or 2...) It's gonna be an experience living with someone who is a "socially awkward shut-in", but then again, that's probably what my roommate thinks of me.
Well I guess this is where the problem lies. OP = Original Post. Now it's Original Poster. I don't know.ChocolateCupcakes said:OP = Original Poster.
MindCollizion said:Where does it say that in the OP
I'm not complaining about him having sex. I'm bothered that he chooses to have sex without having the decency to ask for the room or something. If he would have done so, I would have gladly slept at my friend's place.hyduK said:You have some valid complaints, but there's a few dumb ones like him having sex and 'hiding beer in your fridge' that overshadow them. Welcome to college, you should have signed up for separate rooms.
Well, it sucks to give in, but ultimately, quiet Asian guy sounds like a perfect match for a roommate. You'd be doing both yourself and him a favor by setting your ego aside.Oyashiro said:As the guy above said, I'm gay. And I actually did have a boyfriend a couple months back. However, I was a considerate roommate and always asked for the room when I needed some alone time with him. It never interfered with my roommate's life at all.
Anyway, here's an update for all you guys. I talked to my roommate and apparently he went to check out the room one of us might me moving in to. Apparently, the room is the exact same size as my current one, and the guy that lives there is (in his words) "a total socially awkward reclusive asian guy." I actually met the guy once, and while I wouldn't exactly describe him like that, he did seem very introverted and quiet. My roommate said that the guy has a "strict schedule, goes to bed at 11PM every night and wakes up at 9AM." He says the reason why he doesn't want to leave our current room is because he thinks he wouldn't be a good match for the other guy, which I think is one of the smartest things he's said/done since I've known him. I think I could be a good match for the guy, though. His schedule sounds somewhat like mine (though I usually go to bed at 1 or 2...) It's gonna be an experience living with someone who is a "socially awkward shut-in", but then again, that's probably what my roommate thinks of me.
samus i am said:Go for it!
Yeah, everybody loves Quiet Asian Guy and them BAM! You got kancho'd.Takuan said:Well, it sucks to give in, but ultimately, quiet Asian guy sounds like a perfect match for a roommate. You'd be doing both yourself and him a favor by setting your ego aside.
Am I the only one who thinks this idea isn't half-bad?ChiTownBuffalo said:Only solution
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Many schools require incoming freshman to have a dorm. Also, a lot of people don't have the option of commuting either because of distance or no vehicle.TxdoHawk said:Ding ding ding ding! Correct answer. Saves an assload of money too. I desperately wanted the dorm life experience when I first started colllege...but then I saw what the average person puts up with in those cramped-ass rooms, and lost that desire real quick.
The OP stated that he is gayDiscotheque said:Have sex with his girlfriend. Put a mask on and say you're her boyfriend and then do it. And call your roommate and tell him to meet you there in 20 minutes. When he arrives take off your mask and surprise them both!!!
usea said:Many schools require incoming freshman to have a dorm. Also, a lot of people don't have the option of commuting either because of distance or no vehicle.
At my school, a single room (which is half the size of a shared, double room) is twice the price. It's basically for the rich people.
Missed out on something really special. Assuming your halls weeds out the guys who still think it's high school then you can have a truly amazing community. I know all the guys in my hall were all super friendly with one another, even are RA was a sweet guy. He told he was leaving the last weekend for a huge party and hinted at us just turning all of our rooms into a huge stage for a party.TxdoHawk said:Ding ding ding ding! Correct answer. Saves an assload of money too. I desperately wanted the dorm life experience when I first started colllege...but then I saw what the average person puts up with in those cramped-ass rooms, and lost that desire real quick.
None of those things sound fun to me, and I certainly wouldn't be willing to trade a sense of privacy and decent rooms for college antics. I dunno. Dorms aren't for everybody, so I wouldn't say that TxdoHawk is "missing out" at all. Personally, I've seen what goes on in the dorms and I think that the whole "college experience" is a bunch of pointless BS. That's just me, though._Bro said:...Waking up to shopping cart on the third floor, someone passed out in the lounge, and the other guys wing hating us for something was a lot of fun... the rooms sucked, community bathrooms were not ideal, and we didn't always get a ton of privacy but it was worth it.
dvolovets said:None of those things sound fun to me, and I certainly wouldn't be willing to trade a sense of privacy and decent rooms for college antics. I dunno. Dorms aren't for everybody, so I wouldn't say that TxdoHawk is "missing out" at all. Personally, I've seen what goes on in the dorms and I think that the whole "college experience" is a bunch of pointless BS. That's just me, though.
They often don't have any kitchen stuff at all. Just a sink and bathroom. I don't know why they're not split. It seems shared rooms are the way universities do it in the states. It sucks. I got out as soon as it was feasible.ClosingADoor said:Why aren't these rooms just split and made smaller? Shared kitchen and stuff sure. But shared bedrooms? That's just weird.
Antics are not universally fun.Alucrid said:Who doesn't want to have fun in college? I mean, you can still have college antics without giving up secure rooms or privacy.