We’ve all had that one roommate. You know, the one who seems to have forgotten they’re an adult? They leave their dishes in the sink, their clothes on the floor, and their responsibilities at the door. Well, one brave soul has had enough and decided to take a stand. Let’s dive into this domestic drama, shall we?
The Setup: Living with a Man-child
The Standoff: No More Mr. Nice Roomie
The Fallout: When the Man-child Revolts
The Dilemma: Am I in the Wrong?
The Verdict: Is Our Hero the Bad Guy?
So, there you have it – a classic case of a roommate forgetting that they’re not living with their mom anymore. Our protagonist has taken a stand, refusing to be the maid and cook for a fully grown adult. But the question remains, is he in the wrong for expecting his roommate to, well, adult? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this domestic dilemma…
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