Roommate’s Asthma Accommodations: Too Far or Justified?

We’ve all heard of roommate horror stories, but this one takes the cake! A 24-year-old woman inherited a house from her grandmother and decided to rent out an extra bedroom. She found a seemingly perfect roommate, Kate, but things quickly went downhill when Kate revealed her severe smell sensitivity and asthma. What started as a simple request turned into a control freak nightmare, with Kate policing every fragrance in the house and even throwing away her roommate’s belongings! Let’s dive into this rollercoaster of a story.

The Perfect Roommate?

Hidden Asthma Accommodations

Frustration Begins

Fragrance Policing ‍♀️

Throwing Away Belongings

No Scent Means No Scent ‍♀️

Dishwasher Tablet Drama

Banned Foods

Enough is Enough!

Discrimination Accusation

Legal Threats

Moving Out and Name-Calling

Control Freak Roommate: A Cautionary Tale

So, our protagonist found herself in a nightmare situation with her new roommate, Kate. What began as a simple request to accommodate Kate’s severe smell sensitivity and asthma spiraled into a control freak situation, with Kate policing every fragrance in the house and even throwing away her roommate’s belongings! The breaking point came when Kate banned certain foods from being cooked in the house. Our protagonist had enough and suggested Kate find somewhere else to live, leading to accusations of discrimination and legal threats. In the end, Kate decided to move out but not before hurling insults. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this wild situation…

Roommate’s last resort: scent-free or eviction?

Roommate’s asthma demands refused. Dodged a control freak bullet.

Living with scent allergies, commenter supports OP and calls Kate crazy

Tenant omitted medical information, landlord not obligated to accommodate. NTA

Legal advice given to kick out asthmatic roommate. YTA vibes.

Roommate’s asthma accommodations drive commenter to suggest moon living

Tenant suggests eviction and suing over roommate’s asthma accommodations

Former roommate’s asthma demands unreasonable, write rental agreement.

Lying roommate loses discrimination case before it even starts

Roommate’s extreme demands call for extreme measures.

Candles won’t solve everything, but they might help ️

Stand your ground and protect yourself from psycho tenants.

Roommate throws away expensive things, commenter supports standing up for self

Reasonable accommodations should be discussed before renting, not after.

NTA stands their ground against demanding roommate with asthma triggers

Roommate didn’t disclose asthma, throwing away stuff is petty. NTA.

Experienced sub-letter advises on lease agreements and compensation.

Roommate’s asthma accommodations taken too far? Hilarious coworker story

Stand your ground but take legal action for stolen property.

Tenant discrimination loophole? NTA comment sparks debate.

Beware of Kates? NTA, hope she pays and leaves quietly.

Roommate’s asthma accommodations cause conflict. NTA seeks advice.

Traveler with Lupus calls out entitled roommate. NTA wins.

Roommate lied and broke agreement, NTA for eviction.

Protecting belongings or petty revenge?

User suggests legal clause for future roommate accommodations. ‍

Roommate throws away belongings, NTA seeks justice

Roommate’s asthma not disclosed, NTA sends invoice and termination.

Respecting allergies is important, but communication is key. NTA.

Respect privacy. Don’t snoop around for asthma triggers

Reasonable accommodations don’t include throwing away personal items. ‍♀️

Legal action advised for deceitful roommate’s extreme accommodations.

Roommate’s asthma accommodations deemed unreasonable by commenter with asthma. NTA

Living with scent sensitivity: a minute’s exposure can trigger reactions

Support for legal action against entitled roommate.

Roommate’s extreme asthma accommodations may be unjustified.

Roommate destroys belongings due to asthma, NTA seeks compensation

Demand proof of severe asthma triggers before accommodating roommate

MIL’s extreme scent preferences lead to eviction. NTA.

Roommate accused of lying and being a ‘demon from hell’

Respecting scent sensitivities is important. NTA handled it well.

Roommate’s excessive asthma accommodations deemed not justified.

Roommate drama: NTA suggests kicking her out instead of compromising.

Roommate throws away belongings, commenter says NTA and bye crazy

Roommate’s asthma accommodations violated fair housing laws. YTA.

Humorous response to NTA comment about discrimination case

Reasonable accommodations for allergies, but throwing away items unjustified. NTA.

Tenant’s asthma accommodations lead to justified eviction.

Asserting boundaries with roommates

Roommate drama: NTA suggests letting go of control-freak roommate ‍♀️

Roommate’s entitled behavior is unacceptable. NTA.

Document everything to avoid future roommate conflicts!

Roommate didn’t disclose, NTA for asking asthma accommodations.

Sassy reply shuts down rude comment about asthmatic roommate

Roommate’s scent sensitivity causes tension and eviction in apartment.

Roommate’s extreme asthma accommodations cause conflict. NTA seeks advice.

Asthmatic commenter is glad roommate is leaving, NTA

Roommate lied and is now terrorizing, NTA. She needs to go.

Roommate’s dishonesty and legal threats warrant eviction. Seek legal advice.

Roommate’s health concerns lead to living arrangement ultimatum. ‍

Passionate reply calls out roommate’s conniving behavior.

Safety first! Commenter advises securing home after roommate conflict.

Roommate with undisclosed asthma throws away belongings. NTA.

NTA. Roommate’s behavior is atrocious. Kick her out and change locks.

Honesty is key when it comes to sensitivities

Living with roommates who have similar needs may be best. NTA

Roommate’s destructive behavior exposed, bill her for damages.

NTAH suggests baking and countersuing roommate for theft and destruction.

Roommate’s extreme asthma accommodations cause conflict and entitlement

Respectful roommate boundaries are crucial for harmonious living.