I'm probably not alone in thinking that roommates can be the absolute worst. Not all of them, of course. But some are so bad, they make you seriously wonder if they were raised in a barn.
These roommates make me so glad I don't have any of my own. Sometimes, living on your own is worth the extra money in rent.
Yeah, who knows what this person's ex roommate was doing underneath her bed to get a giant burn in the ground. But I guess that's why she's the ex roommate, and not a current one.
You know, a little bit of consideration can go a long way. It's nice to have ice and not have to wait for it. Just saying.
I guess the roommate decided that saying anything about their own departure was unnecessary. But they could've at least cleaned up before taking off like that. Like, who does that?
I'm trying to understand the thought process behind this, but I just don't know. I mean, sure, tissue can work as toilet paper in a pinch. But this? Nope it's just bad.
The fact that the roommate finished off whatever was in this dish is one thing, but they then proceeded to put the empty dish back into the fridge. Anything to get out of washing dishes, I guess.
You'd think some people just can't follow simple instructions. Either that, or they really don't care.
Yeah, they definitely don't care.
Fun fact: dryers collect lint from clothes. If you didn't know this... well, you should. You don't want to be the roommate that causes a lint fire because you don't know how to clean a dryer properly.
Okay, that's just nasty. But at this point, I get why OP wouldn't get rid of it themselves. It's the principle of the matter! Don't keep cleaning your roomies' messes, or they'll just keep making them.
Sometimes, I feel like people don't know dishwashers exist. You know what also exists? A kitchen sink. And soap. Who would've thought?
There's really no excuse to leave utensils dirty like this.
How anyone can live like this is beyond me. You can't even step on that floor without your foot touching something potentially food-related, and who knows how long any of that has been there.
Yeah, I could not live with someone like this.
I'm not sure what's worse: a dryer lint fire, or a stove fire. I mean, either one will result in thousands of dollars in property damage, but which one is more careless than the other?
Somehow, still the dryer lint.
I have to admit, this one has my eye twitching. Why can't roommates just, you know, not touch other people's stuff? The world would be such a better place if they did.
Since siblings are basically roommates until you move out, I'm sure most of us can relate to something like this. How do they end up breaking your stuff so quickly? It's, like, some kind of superpower.
If I were this person, I'd just get my own secret garbage and throw that away. See how long the other roommates can go before one of them breaks.
Then again, people are disgusting, and I could totally see this trash pile continuously getting larger until it fills the whole room.
I think someone's got to keep this woman away from ice cream. She clearly doesn't like it that much if she never actually eats it.
The real question here is: did the roommate replace the dishes he threw out? I'm guessing by the fact that he'd go this far not to clean them that no, he did not.
I've never filed a lawsuit before, but I swear if I ever have to live with a roommate who causes weird, gross messes like this, then I'd be pretty tempted to lawyer up and sue for mental anguish.
Just like taking out the trash, waiting for your roommate to clean the dishes is like waiting for pigs to fly. It just ain't gonna happen. Apparently some people just don't know how to clean up after themselves.
See, if someone did this to one of my shirts, I'd be very tempted to accidentally spill an entire bottle of wine on their wardrobe in retaliation. But hey, someone has to be the bigger person in this situation. Right?
Imagine not being able to get rid of a whole nest full of wasps because your roommate thinks they're neat. I'd hire an exterminator anyway. And while I was at it, I'd probably set the roommate's stuff on the curb.
