Entitled Roommate Lets Homeless BF’s PARENTS Stay in Off-Limits Room!

Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy roommate tale that’s sure to make you cringe, laugh, and maybe even relate! Our protagonist, a 25-year-old apartment owner, found himself in quite the pickle with his awkward and quiet 23-year-old female roomie. But wait, there’s more! Enter: the roommate’s boyfriend, a.k.a. the human embodiment of that creepy silent kid from high school. Brace yourselves for a wild ride filled with boundary-crossing, guest room invasions, and an eviction that’ll leave you questioning who’s really the a-hole here!

Roommate Drama: The Awkward Silence

Enter: The Quiet Roomie

The Struggle of ‘Good Morning’

Boyfriend Alert: He’s ALWAYS There!

☕ Morning, Noon, Night… He’s Still There!

The Creepy Silent Kid Vibes

️ A Much-Needed Break Turns Into a Surprise

The Off-Limits Guest Room Fiasco

Boyfriend’s Angry Outburst

The Eviction: Was It Too Harsh?

The Stained Shirt Analogy

Roommate Eviction: Was Our Protagonist Too Harsh?

In this rollercoaster of a roommate saga, our apartment-owning hero found himself at odds with his quiet and awkward female roomie. Things took a turn for the worse when her boyfriend, the human equivalent of a creepy stare, practically moved in without permission. The final straw? The boyfriend’s parents crashing in the off-limits guest room! Cue an angry confrontation, tears, and a 30-day eviction notice. But wait, was our protagonist too quick to kick her out? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this juicy drama!

Roommate’s entitled boyfriend overstepped boundaries and screamed in face. NTA.

Entitled roommate invites guests after being asked to limit BF’s presence. NTA.

Standing up for yourself is never a**hole-ish

Kicking out entitled roommate for breaking contract

Kicking out during pandemic is a-hole move but NTA here

Kicked out entitled roommate and homeless BF’s parents. NTA

Good call on shutting down entitled roommate’s disrespect. NTA

Roommate’s entitled behavior called out, commenter deemed not the a**hole

NTA, entitled roommate overstepped boundaries by letting homeless BF’s parents stay

Evicting tenant for breaking agreement, NTA. Risky to property.

NTA. Roommate’s dishonesty and irresponsibility led to a nightmare situation

Setting boundaries is important, even if her boyfriend is homeless. NTA ✌️

NTA, but roommate may be in abusive relationship ‍♀️

NTA. You have a right to feel safe in your home.

Clarification on rental agreement and guest room usage.

Roommate’s entitled behavior ruins friendships and living situation. NTA.

NTA. Roommate needs to communicate and not take advantage

Roommate disobeys rules, pays the price. NTA

Tenant crosses line, OP handles it well.

Homeless BF’s parents violate rental agreement, OP stands their ground. NTA

Setting boundaries with entitled roommate who ignored warnings. NTA

Roommate disregarded agreement, NTA for enforcing boundaries and eviction.

OP not an AH for kicking out entitled roommate breaking rules.

Communication is key! NTA for setting boundaries with entitled roommate

Taking no crap from entitled roommate and her homeless BF’s parents.

Tenant violates trust by letting BF’s parents in off-limits room

Uninvited tenants and entitled roommates make for a toxic mix

Respectful roommate sets boundaries and shows gratitude.

Being too nice can have consequences. NTA stands firm.

Communication is key – NTA for kicking out bf

Concerned commenter suggests checking up on roommate’s well-being.

NTA: One strike and eviction notice was warranted for extreme breach.

Avoiding a roommate’s entitled scheme to avoid housing 3 extra people

Breaking up any relationship that doesn’t work out is ok

Boundaries crossed by entitled roommate’s boyfriend. NTA holds firm.

NTA and a lesson on adult communication.

Roommate’s entitled BF’s parents violated clear boundaries. You’re NTA

Roommate invited 3 guests, let two use your space. NTA

Roommate’s entitled BF’s parents overstay welcome. NTA sets boundary.

Roommate’s entitled actions have consequences. NTA.

NTA, entitled roommate’s reaction seals the deal. Not your problem

Limit overnight guests to avoid future entitled behavior

Annoying roommate’s girlfriend takes over, NTA for moving out!

Uninvited guests and no respect for boundaries? NTA for sure!

Setting boundaries with roommates and visitors

OP not the a-hole for calling out entitled roommate.

Roommate’s entitled move: letting homeless BF’s parents invade private space. NTA!

Setting boundaries is key. NTA for standing your ground.

Uninvited guests during a pandemic? NTA for being upset.

Inviting entitled boyfriend’s parents causes chaos, NTA handles gracefully.

Roommate’s entitled boyfriend’s parents overstay without permission, NTA stands firm

Setting healthy boundaries isn’t impolite. NTA

Boyfriend effectively a tenant, but entitled roommate crossed the line

Trust is key. NTA and drama-free decision to cut ties.

Sharing space with a roommate is different than a stranger. NTA

Roommate’s homeless BF’s parents stayed in off-limits room. NTA for eviction.

Roommate’s entitled BF and parents overstep boundaries. NTA.

Taking a stand against entitled roommates and their abusive behavior

Enraged tenant evicts entitled roommate’s boyfriend’s parents from guest room. NTA.

Roommate’s entitled behavior crosses a line, but letting his parents stay is just weird. NTA.

NTA. Kicking entitled roommate out for breaking boundaries.

Roommate’s entitled behavior leads to house guests overstaying their welcome. NTA.

Demanding rent from entitled boyfriend could have saved relationship

Judgmental OP called out but ultimately NTA for boundary-setting.

Roommate in manipulative relationship, slight ESH, banning BF kinder move

Roommate sneaks in homeless BF’s parents, NTA wants communication

Standing up for yourself and your home, NTA

NTA. Good communication is key in any living situation.

Don’t be a doormat, you’re NTA for setting boundaries!

NTA for not allowing entitled roommate’s homeless BF’s parents stay.

Roommate’s entitled behavior invites confrontation with homeless BF’s parents. NTA.