Diabetic Roommate’s Health Crisis: Was it Really His Fault?

Living with roommates can be challenging, especially when it comes to sharing food. One young man (23M) found himself in a moral dilemma when his diabetic roommate, Simon, experienced a hypoglycemic episode after he refused to share his dinner. The protagonist, tired of his roommates constantly helping themselves to his food, decided to eat in his room, unknowingly leaving Simon without a meal. The situation escalated, leading to arguments among the roommates and a hospital visit.

The Roommate Situation

The Food Sharing Problem

The Fateful Night

Dinner in Private

A Late-Night Emergency

The Accusations Fly

The Money Issue

The Aftermath

More Arguments and Guilt

The Blame Game: Who’s Really at Fault?

With tensions running high, the protagonist finds himself facing accusations from his roommates, who claim he’s responsible for Simon’s hypoglycemic episode. They argue that he should have shared his food, knowing Simon’s diabetic condition. The protagonist, however, insists he wasn’t obligated to pay for others’ meals and that he had already asked if Simon wanted to order food. As the blame game continues, one question remains: who’s really at fault in this situation? Let’s see what the internet thinks…

Debate over responsibility for diabetic roommate’s health crisis. NTA wins.

Diabetic roommate’s health crisis sparks debate on responsibility. NTA.

No food for diabetic roommate? NTA. But was there BS?

Roommate not responsible for managing diabetic adult’s diet

Roommate’s entitlement leads to diabetic crisis. NTA.

Roommate’s entitlement causes inconvenience, but eating out is solution

Roommate’s health crisis sparks debate over responsibility. NTA!

Diabetic roommate’s responsibility debated. NTA for not feeding him.

NTA roommate steals food, blames you for diabetic episode

Roommate taking advantage of OP’s kindness. NTA for leaving

Roommate not responsible for diabetic roommate’s poor choices

NTA for not sharing food with diabetic roommate, but communication is key

Roommate shames diabetic housemate for not being self-sufficient

Living with spoiled roommates? Be the adult and move out

Roommate’s health crisis not your responsibility. NTA.

Roommate accused of being TA for not feeding hypoglycemic roommate

Supportive response to diabetic roommate’s health crisis.

Roommate expects free food, but OP not responsible. NTA

Roommate’s health crisis reveals communication issues and dependency concerns.

Don’t let Simon weaponize his condition. Find new roommates. NTA

Roommate’s friends are a**holes, move out before it’s too late

Roommate’s parents complain about sponsorship, not groceries? NTA.

Managing diabetes is tough, but whose responsibility is it?

Roommate’s diabetes not OP’s fault. Others need to be responsible.

Empathy or tough love? Redditors debate diabetic roommate’s responsibility.

Roommate’s diabetes not his fault, NTA offers simple solution

Diabetic roommate’s hypoglycemic episode blamed on dinner refusal.

Empathetic advice for diabetic roommate’s food crisis

Roommate’s health crisis not your fault. NTA

Find better roommates and leave, they’re taking advantage of you.

Confusion over diabetic roommate’s hospitalization and responsibility for food.

Don’t be guilt-tripped, you’re not responsible for his health crisis.

NTA for not sharing food with diabetic roommate. He’s responsible.

Compassionate commenter praises OP for standing their ground and offering advice

Diabetic roommate’s health crisis: Is OP really at fault?

Short and to the point.

Stand your ground and tell them to f*** off!

Roommate conflict over food sharing – NTA takes a stand

Take care of yourself first! NTA comment shuts down discussion.

Roommate shouldn’t rely on others for diabetes management

Roommate’s entitlement to food and money ends with NTA win

Managing diabetes is an individual responsibility, not a roommate’s duty.

When roommates become a health hazard

Roommate’s health crisis blamed on poor self-care choices. NTA.

Self-care lesson learned: NTA roommate crisis sparks discussion.

Not responsible for roommate’s health, but lack of empathy?

Managing diabetes is tough, but is it really someone else’s job?

Compassionate solution: Venmo for food orders. NTA

Setting boundaries with diabetic roommate sparks debate. NTA wins.

Roommate’s health crisis: NTA suggests Simon move back with parents

Kicking out freeloaders? Good riddance or harsh move?

Roommates blame diabetic for health crisis, but is it fair?

Defending a diabetic roommate’s health – NTA

Roommate accused of withholding food from diabetic roommate, but NTA.

Roommate taking advantage? Move out for a wake-up call

Roommate’s health crisis blamed on him, commenter not sympathetic

Roommate’s entitlement puts diabetic’s health at risk

Roommate’s health crisis used as manipulation tactic. Set boundaries now.

Don’t blame yourself for your diabetic roommate’s health crisis

Miscommunication and health crises – a lesson in boundaries.

Roommate’s entitlement causes diabetic health scare. NTA.

Commenter suggests assisted living for diabetic roommate, deemed NTA.

Standing up for yourself and finding a better living situation