Roommate’s Boyfriend Overstays His Welcome: Fair or Foul?

We’ve all had our fair share of roommate drama, but this one takes the cake! Our protagonist (20F) finds herself in a sticky situation when her new roommate (22F) moves in, bringing along an unexpected guest – her boyfriend (30M). She was told he’d only stay for two weeks, but as the deadline approaches, it seems like he has no intention of leaving. What’s worse? He’s messy, inconsiderate, and makes our protagonist feel uncomfortable in her own home. ‍♀️ Let’s dive into this drama-filled story!

The Unexpected Guest

A False Promise?

Standing Her Ground ✊

Moving Day Surprise

Uninvited Roommate

Annoyed and Betrayed

Getting Along, But…

Feeling Uncomfortable

The Deadline Approaches ⏰

More Delays?

Laying Down the Law

Accusations of Rudeness

Apologies and Boundaries

Rent Dispute

The Final Ultimatum ⚠️

Will He Stay or Will He Go? ‍♀️

Our protagonist is stuck in a roommate nightmare! Her new roommate’s boyfriend was supposed to stay for just two weeks, but it seems like he’s making himself a little too comfortable. He’s messy, inconsiderate, and makes her feel uneasy in her own home. When she confronts her roommate about the situation, she’s accused of being rude. She’s made it clear that he needs to leave by Monday, or she’ll take matters into her own hands. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation…

Deadbeat boyfriend? NTA says get him out!

Setting boundaries with houseguests: NTA takes hardball approach.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, NTA suggests breaking lease

Roommate’s boyfriend overstaying: NTA draws the line

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, NTA sets ultimatum.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome but can’t kick them out.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome despite prior agreement

Roommate’s messy boyfriend: NTA for asking him to leave

Know your lease! NTA for enforcing guest policy.

Unwelcome boyfriend turned roommate should pay rent. NTA.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays: NTA, report him to leasing office

NTA calls out roommate’s boyfriend’s scam. Justice served

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, ignores rules, NTA for kicking out.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, not respecting boundaries. Split rent equally.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, NTA, but needs to enforce laws.

Roommate’s boyfriend: uninvited guest or potential threat?

Informing the leasing office and reviewing the contract is fair

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, commenter hopes for peaceful resolution.

You’re NTA for setting a time limit on guest stay

Important reminder to prioritize personal safety in shared living spaces.

New flatmate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, commenter suggests kicking her out.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays, paying to stay, NTA complains management.

NTA, confrontational OP advised to document everything and involve landlord

Roommate’s disrespectful behavior and overstaying boyfriend causing trouble. NTA.

NTA suggests contacting leasing agent to evict overstaying boyfriend.

New roommate’s boyfriend causing trouble, sympathy for OP.

NTA. Roommate’s boyfriend taking 1/3 of resources at fraction cost. Relatable struggles.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstaying: NTA suggests splitting rent equally.

Setting boundaries with roommates and their partners

Trespassing boyfriend: Get a court order to evict him ASAP.

Standing up for herself and setting boundaries. NTA

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome despite prior agreement. NTA.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstaying welcome, NTA advises setting boundaries.

Legal implications of subletting and lease takeover.

Roommate’s boyfriend drama: NTA gets sympathy from commenter.

Don’t be like Expo 2000 guy, kick him out!

NTA, but don’t wait before he claims squatters rights

NTA sets house rules, 30 y/o boyfriend disrespects. Get out!

Roommate’s boyfriend needs to leave ASAP!

Smart move! Don’t let him overstay his welcome

NTA! Stick with your plan. It’s YOUR place too.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, NTA stands up for boundaries.

Dealing with a boyfriend moocher rat: time to move out?

Unwanted roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, OP not the a-hole

Roommate sneaks in boyfriend, expects politeness. NTA stands firm.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstay: Give formal notice or call cops?

Stand up for yourself and don’t let him move in!

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome. NTA suggests calling leasing office.

Setting boundaries is key. Don’t let others disrespect them.

New roommate is selfish, NTA for informing leasing office

Don’t fall for the sob story, stick to your guns!

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, causing tension in shared living space.

Unwanted boyfriend overstays welcome, NTA evict both tenants.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstaying welcome, commenter advises kicking him out. NTA

Roommate’s boyfriend overstaying, causing crowding and financial issues. Report her.

Roommate’s disrespect for boundaries could lead to eviction. NTA

Roommate’s boyfriend overstaying without consent, NTA seeks landlord intervention.

Stand your ground and kick him out. Don’t be a doormat.

Roommate’s boyfriend not contributing to rent. NTA for feeling upset.

NTA. Good advice on involving the landlord to avoid tension.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays, NTA suggests splitting rent 3 ways.

Third-wheeling roommate’s boyfriend? NTA for setting boundaries.

Clear rules set, NTA for enforcing them.

Roommate’s lying boyfriend violates lease, NTA becomes hero

Roommate’s boyfriend: overstaying or overreacting?

Roommate’s boyfriend overstaying: NTA, report to leasing office

Don’t let him overstay his welcome! NTA roommate advice

Roommate’s boyfriend nightmare: NTA’s advice to get rid of them

Set boundaries with your roommate or escalate with landlord.

Unapproved roommate living with you? NTA for speaking up!