College Roommate Drama: Gluten-free Girl vs. Crumb Culprit

Living with roommates can be a challenging experience, especially when it comes to sharing a kitchen. Throw in a serious medical condition like Celiac disease, and things can get even more complicated. In a college dorm suite, four girls find themselves in a sticky situation involving gluten, trust, and a mini-fridge. ‍ ‍ ‍

The Suite Life

Celiac in the House

Roommates in the Know

Change of Plans

The Agreement

Crumb Culprit Unmasked

Caught Red-Handed

Safety Concerns

New Jars, Same Problem

Crumb Culprit Strikes Again

Mini-Fridge Solution

Trust Issues and Mini-Fridge Drama

After numerous attempts to address the gluten contamination issue with her roommate, our gluten-free protagonist resorts to buying a mini-fridge to keep her food safe. However, this move sparks backlash from her roommate, who claims it’s impacting her mental health negatively. With trust on the line and health at stake, this college roommate drama leaves us wondering – who’s really in the wrong here? ‍♀️

NTA comment and replies call out guilt-tripping and prioritize physical health.

College roommate disregards celiac disease, OP gets mini-fridge. NTA.

Gluten-free girl ignores warning, suffers consequences. NTA takes action.

Celiac disease is no joke. NTA for prioritizing your health.

Protecting health and mini fridge: NTA celiac vs. thoughtless roommate

Roommate uses mental health as excuse for cross-contamination. NTA.

Roommate lies about gluten, OP calls her out. Drama ensues.

Roommate gaslighting over gluten-free food. NTA takes precautions.

Protecting your health is top priority

Protect your health, shut her down if she continues

Gluten-free girl uses mental health as an excuse? NTA vs. NAH.

Protecting health > Trusting roommate. NTA

Roommate knowingly made OP sick, NTA for buying separate fridge.

Protect your health first. Roommate’s feelings come second.

A fiery response to a gluten-free roommate’s entitlement

Protecting your health is not personal, NTA

Roommate’s gluten-free food tampered with, NTA for considering move

Gluten-free roommate stands up to food thief and gets blamed

Protect your snacks and your health with a mini fridge

Protecting your health shouldn’t make you the bad guy

Roommate conflict over gluten-free food and condiments resolved with mini fridge

Stand up for yourself and report her if necessary!

Refrigerating natural peanut butter: to do or not to do?

Celiac commenter empathizes with gluten-free roommate’s struggle

Living solo? A mini-fridge in the garage is a game-changer!

Gluten-free girl vs. crumb culprit: NTA stands up for health

Protecting health: NTA roommate educates on celiac disease severity

Sharing a mini fridge in college: NTA or peak petty?

Roommate intentionally poisoning with gluten. Seek help from res life.

Serious allergies are no joke

Commenter expresses frustration with someone’s behavior.

Allergies are serious . Third party intervention may help.

Mini fridge solves physical, not mental health. NTA

Gluten-free girl blames roommate for catering mishap. NTA.

Don’t let guilt-tripping fool you, NTA!

Protecting your health is not unreasonable

Protect yourself from gluten, not from being NTA

Celiac disease is serious and can lead to cancer. NTA.

A gluten-free revenge plan involving a stinky aftermath

Roommate disregards serious condition, cries mental health. NTA.

Gluten-free girl stands up to crumb culprit, NTA wins

Roommate caught red-handed with crumbs, NTA takes action

Gluten-free girl is NTA for taking celiac disease seriously

Stand up for your health, not everyone will understand

Gluten-free roommate catches culprit, still gets sick. NTA

Standing up for yourself can be tough, but necessary

Protecting your health and safety: the importance of respecting dietary restrictions

Stand up for yourself and prioritize your health!

Protecting yourself from gluten poisoning with your own fridge

Self-care is important, don’t let anyone make you feel guilty

Stand up for your health! NTA

Standing up for your health: NTA for setting boundaries

Protecting yourself from harm is never a**hole behavior

Victim blaming or tough love? The gluten-free drama continues.

Sharing food with a crumb culprit? NTA, better safe than sorry.

Gluten-free girl not the a**hole for wanting her own food.

Roommate’s gluten-free diet not respected. NTA stands up.

Ignoring a toxic roommate: easier said than done

Stand up to the crumb culprit with photographic evidence

Roommate’s gluten deception leads to justified lack of trust

Commenter says not the a-hole and mentions guilt’s impact on mental health.

Gluten-free girl called an a**hole, but not in the wrong