“Keep It Down!” Entitled Roomie EXPLODES Over Morning Routine

Living with roommates can be a real rollercoaster ride, especially when everyone’s schedules are out of sync! In this apartment tale, one early bird is caught in the middle of a sleep schedule showdown. Will she be able to find a solution that keeps everyone happy, or will the morning routine drama continue? Let’s dive into this relatable roommate dilemma and see if we can figure out who’s being unreasonable here! ️‍♀️

Apartment Life Drama: The Early Bird vs. The Night Owl

⏰ Rise and Shine! But Shhh… Don’t Wake the Roomie

No More Morning Apples and Tiptoeing in the Dark

Alert: Clicking Light Switches and Tupperware Crimes!

‍♀️ Wake Up, Change, Leave: Is That All I’m Allowed to Do?

Double Standards: Blenders, Pots, and Pans vs. Light Switches

Trying My Best, But Nothing Seems to Help!

Quiet Nights for Roomie #1, Silent Mornings for Roomie #2

Am I the A-hole for Trying to Live My Life? ‍♀️

Ear Plugs: The Unhealthy Solution?

The Verdict: Is Our Early Riser an A-hole for Living Her Life?

Our poor early bird seems stuck between a rock and a hard place! She’s tried everything from tiptoeing in the dark to avoiding those creaky floorboards, but nothing seems to satisfy her sleep-deprived roommate. Meanwhile, the night owl roommate is living it up with her morning music, blenders, and pot-banging sessions! Talk about a double standard, am I right? But here’s the real question: is our early riser an a-hole for just trying to live her life and get ready for the day? ‍♀️ Let’s see what the internet has to say about this tricky situation!

NTA. Roommate needs earplugs, not to explode over routine

NTA. Roommate needs to learn to live with others peacefully

Roommate being unreasonable about noise. NTA for setting boundaries.

Roommate plays loud music and blender but complains about light switch. NTA.

Roommate demands are turning into entitlement, NTA for standing up.

“Can you just teleport from your room to your job?” NTA

Roommate complains about noise, commenter suggests earplugs or white noise.

Compromise is key in roommate situations

Compromise is key suggest a white noise machine

Morning routine noise is inevitable, NTA for trying to minimize

Roommate asked for silence past 8pm, suggested to stop drinking water

NTA! Exemplary effort . Recommends Howard Leight UF Foam Earplugs

Roommate dispute: Commenter suggests roommate should get own place.

Roommate complains about noise, but can’t make demands. NTA

Living with someone who has clinical hypersensitivity to noise.

Noise solution: white noise machine. Upstairs neighbors have kids/dog.

Living with roommates can be tough . NTA gave some helpful suggestions .

Sharing a place means sharing noise. NTA for morning routine. ‍♀️

Sleeping with earplugs is better than using earbuds

Sensible comment defending the OP’s morning routine. #NTA

Set quiet hours and offer roommate an out. NTA.

Don’t suffer because of an entitled roommate’s sleeping habits

Consider soft click light switches or earplugs for roommate.

Roommate drama: NTA, buy earplugs and set boundaries ‍

Living with roommates can be tough, but this commenter offers reasonable advice

Roommate’s sleep disorder may be causing morning outburst. NTA.

NTA. Roommate needs to learn to live with noise or get earplugs.

Roommate explodes over morning routine, NTA finds it ridiculous

Invest in a white noise machine to drown out sounds

Roommate complains about morning routine, commenter suggests earplugs and compromise.

Living with roommates means compromising on noise levels

Don’t cater to her anymore, you’re NTA ‍♂️

Respectful NTA comment suggests earplugs for entitled roomie’s noise complaints.

Roommate’s entitlement leads to a noise war in apartment

Roommate explodes over light switch, commenter says NTA.

Night preparation might reduce noise. NTA stands up.

Be considerate but don’t sacrifice your own routine. ‍♂️

Don’t mess with this commenter’s light switch flipping skills

Roommate overreacts to creaky floorboards during morning routine. NTA.

Roommate complains about noise but has no empathy for others

Living alone in a tiny house far away is peaceful

Don’t let the entitled roommate bring you down! ‍♀️

Being a considerate roommate doesn’t make you TA

Roommate needs to learn to live with normal morning routine

Roommates need ear plugs and closed doors

Morning routine bugs roommate? Invest in earplugs! NTA

NTA suggests sound machine for entitled roommate’s peace

Living with others means accommodating noise, she needs earplugs.

Roommate needs to suck it up and stop being so picky

NTA suggests earplugs for entitled roomie’s morning routine explosion.

Roommate complains about noise, but NTA suggests earplugs instead.

Being considerate but unable to be totally silent, NTA.

Stand up for yourself and set boundaries with entitled roommates!

Roommate is being unreasonable, NTA for going about daily routine

NTA suggests giving entitled roommate earplugs for middle ground

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NTA suggests ear plugs for entitled roomie’s noise sensitivity

Living with people means dealing with noise. NTA, offer solutions.

Being considerate is important but roommates need to compromise

Suggests a hilarious way to make the noisy roommate understand

Roommate #2 is being unreasonable ❌. NTA, keep being considerate ✌️.

Roommate explodes over morning routine, commenter says NTA

A simple solution to an entitled roomie’s morning routine

Petty revenge suggestion for entitled roommate, NTA comment.

NTA roommates need to compromise. Invest in earplugs and mask.

Roommate complains about morning noise, commenter says she’s NTA

Be considerate, offer ear plugs. NTA if they refuse.

The reality of having roommates and the sacrifices it entails.

Noise-sensitive roommate? Not your problem! ‍♀️

Roommate explodes over morning routine noise, is he justified?

Being considerate doesn’t make you TA. Mime might help

NTA. Suggests recording and playing loud to roommate. Shares experience.

A frugal solution to a noisy roommate problem