Entitled Roommate Demands TOTAL Silence – Even Light Switches Are ‘Too Loud’!

Ever had roommates who have completely different schedules and demands? Well, our protagonist here is stuck in a tough situation with her two roommates who have polar opposite sleep schedules. One sleeps early, the other sleeps late, and she’s caught in the middle trying to keep the peace. But no matter how hard she tries, it seems like she just can’t win! Let’s dive into this story of sleep schedules, silent mornings, and the struggle to keep everyone happy.

The Roommate Dilemma

Rise and Shine ☀️

Silent Mornings

Still Not Enough?

The Struggle is Real

Unfair Demands?

The Impossible Task

Ear Plugs?

The Sleep Schedule Showdown

Our protagonist is stuck between a rock and a hard place, with one roommate who sleeps early and another who sleeps late. She’s been trying her best to be as quiet as possible in the mornings, even going as far as cutting apples silently and getting ready in the dark. But it seems like no matter what she does, it’s never enough for her late-sleeping roommate. ‍♀️ She’s been accused of clicking light switches too loudly and even walking on creaky floor spots. Meanwhile, her roommate has no problem using a blender and banging pots and pans in the morning. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation and if our protagonist is really in the wrong here.

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Roommate demands total silence, even from light switches? NTA suggests earplugs!

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Last Updated on March 15, 2024 by Diply Social Team