Dorm Dilemma: Friendship or Forced Marriage?

Imagine this – you’re about to return to college, excited to reunite with your childhood friend and dorm mate. But, a twist in the tale! Your college’s housing dilemma could force another student to drop out and get married. A classic case of ‘my happiness or theirs’, right? Let’s delve into this dramatic situation…

The Dorm Dilemma Begins

Roomies Forever?

The Roommate Roulette

The Unwanted Roommate ‍♀️

The Threat of Withdrawal

The Friendship Factor

Logistics and Loneliness ‍♀️

Safety in Familiarity

The Likely Outcome

No Way Out?

Desperate Pleas

The Guilt Trip

Friendship vs. Forced Marriage: A College Conundrum

This student’s college return is marred by a housing dilemma that could drastically change another student’s life. With gender-neutral dorms, she and her childhood friend want to remain roommates, but this would force a religious female student to room with a male, leading to her withdrawal from school. Despite pleas and accusations of misogyny, our protagonist stands firm, prioritizing her safety, logistics, and friendship. But at what cost? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this…

NTA: School should accommodate roommate preferences, not OP’s responsibility.

School’s failure to protect privacy leads to forced cohabitation

NTA. Prioritize your safety and report the privacy violation

NTA. Don’t let guilt hold you back. Move forward together!

NAH. Prioritize yourself and your situation, not your friend’s expectations.

NTA! Safety and logistics matter. She has other options.

Uncovering the truth behind a suspicious story…

Gender-neutral dorms: real or just a figment of imagination?

Stand your ground and prioritize your own well-being.

NTA! Your request to room with your friend is your right

Take care of yourself. Let her family handle their mess. ✌️

University’s roommate policy sparks debate: prioritize friendship or help girl?

NTA. School putting you in a predicament. Lawsuit waiting to happen.

Don’t sacrifice your happiness for someone else’s drama.

Living with her would be a nightmare. Not your fault!

NAH. It’s not your fault. Tough situation. You prioritize yourself. ‍♀️

NTA. Switching room assignments would be kind, but not your responsibility.

NTA: Housing department should respect your personal experience and preferences.

Parents’ strict rules cause dorm dilemma for this student.

OP not obligated to change life plan for roommate. NTA

Religious beliefs vs safety: NTA for prioritizing personal comfort

Stand your ground and respect religious differences.

School and parents are AHs, she needs independence from family

Legal battle brewing over school’s gendered dorm room policy?

NTA: Don’t let strangers ruin your pandemic-safe living situation!

No a**hole here. Concerns about living with a stranger during COVID-19.

University’s failure to provide suitable dorm options sparks controversy.

Putting yourself first NTA, her parents are the problem.

Uni is TA for not accommodating her. Be her ally!

School should have offered other options. Poor communication caused conflict.

Uni’s questionable housing options: Coed room or academic dropout?

Her parents or her roommate? NTA, cut ties!

Stick to your choices for safety and peace of mind!

Don’t take the blame for her parents’ decision!

NTA. Take responsibility for your own room arrangements.

NTA: Report harassment to school with evidence. Doubtful about parents.

Supportive comment defends girl against parents and school’s mistakes. ✊

Temporary housing at colleges: a solution for overcrowding?

NTA, fight for your right to choose your roommate!

University roommates facing a lawsuit over forced cohabitation?

Empowering independence: NTA’s inspiring journey to self-sufficiency.

NTA. Institution should provide alternative rooming situation.

Gender-segregated dorms could be a better option for her.

Switching colleges: an escape from a forced marriage?

Gender neutral dorms not default. Girl accidentally registered. NTA

Don’t be an a**hole, you’re not responsible for her parents’ decisions.

Don’t give in! It’s not your problem.

NTA, it’s not your responsibility to accommodate someone else’s religion.

“NTA. School problem, not you.”

NTA: Parents’ misogyny forces her out, not you.

NTA. Keep your life private from judgmental ‘friends’ and ‘family’

Leap year escape plan and doorman booking advice

NTA, it’s not your problem — let them handle it ‍♀️

Parents are the real problem. Legit reasons for roommate preference.

Respecting personal choices and boundaries in a delicate situation. ✌️

Supportive comment, respecting boundaries. Let them handle it.

INFO: Ask her parents to pay for inconveniences and expenses ‍

Navigating dorm life: Friendship vs. personal boundaries

Sneaky solution to avoid parents and keep studying

Choose friendship over a forced marriage! ‍♀️

NTA. School needs to accommodate without blaming you.

NTA. Religious parents indoctrinate daughter. #religioniscancer

Respecting religious boundaries: NTA, it’s not your responsibility

Stand your ground! Don’t let them bully you!

Being NTA doesn’t always mean it’s the right choice.

Family opposes co-ed dorms, commenter supports their decision.

Putting yourself first in college is key! Online friendships rock!