Imagine finally landing your dream internship in New York, moving into a pet-friendly apartment, and finding the perfect rescue puppy to adopt. You’ve even named him Dex and bought all his supplies. But just as you’re about to bring him home, one of your housemates drops a bombshell – he has a severe dog allergy! Does the dream of having a furry friend outweigh the potential health risks for your housemate? Let’s dive into this fur-filled dilemma.
The Dream Internship and the Pet-friendly Triplex
The Plan for a Furry Companion
Enter Dex, the Rescue Puppy ❤️
The Allergy Bombshell
The Doggy Dilemma
The Signed Lease and the Unveiled Allergies
The Clash of Opinions ️
The Accusations and the Defense ️
The Final Stand
A Furry Friend or a Health Hazard? The Apartment Showdown!
In the heart of New York, a young intern’s dream of adopting a rescue puppy named Dex has turned into a heated debate. The pet-friendly apartment she shares with other interns has become a battleground. One housemate’s severe dog allergy threatens to derail her plans. Accusations of selfishness are flying, with some saying she should have considered the possibility of allergies before signing the lease. Yet, she argues that the allergy sufferer should have disclosed his condition earlier, considering the apartment’s pet-friendly status. Who’s in the right? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation… ️♀️
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“YTA for multiple reasons. Poor dog deserves better than this!”
YTA for getting a dog without considering your roommates’ allergies
“YTA twice! A dog needs more space and consider roommate’s allergies.”
Concerned roommate questions dog’s living arrangements. Roommate’s response reveals their behavior.
YTA, if his allergies are that bad, then he will definitely have a reaction. If you want the dog that badly, move somewhere else.
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YTA for getting a dog without your roommates’ permission
“You changed the terms of living situation. Very a**hole behavior.”
Don’t get a dog if it’s unfair and abusive!
YTA. Living in a pet-friendly apartment doesn’t mean owning a pet
Roommate regrets not knowing about the dog before moving in!
“YTA – Committing to a dog without consent? Consider the barking! “
YTA for getting a puppy during your summer internship!
“YWBTA. You’re willing to put someone through suffering for your wants. “
“YTA. Allergies can be serious. Don’t overwhelm your roommate! “
Postpone the dog purchase until you’re back at your place!
Rescue dog confined to room: unhappy puppy or necessary precaution?
Consider others’ allergies – it could be a matter of life or death!
“YTA – Not financially stable for a long-term commitment. “
Getting a dog for a summer internship? Wait till it’s over! YTA
YTA for risking someone’s life. Don’t be cruel to the dog
YTA: Wait for the right time to get a dog!
Consent is key! YWBTA for not considering your roommates’ allergies.
Changing the pet arrangement? YWBTA, but only just.
Allergic dog lover sacrifices comfort for furry companionship.
“YWBTA. Pet friendly literally just means… pet FRIENDLY.”
YTA – Refusing to accommodate allergies can have serious consequences!
YTA, eviction looming! Pause adoption, find pet-friendly place
YTA for getting a puppy without considering your housemates’ feelings
YTA. Do better, come on
Cruelty and selfishness: confining a sick roommate and innocent puppy!
Allergy showdown! Confined dog sparks summer-long conflict.
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You’re the a**hole. Drama alert!
“YTA for not being upfront with your roommates about allergies!”
Sharing a space? Don’t be a**hole! Consider others’ allergies!
Unilateral pet decisions in shared apartment? YTA, live alone!
Allergies trump pet dreams. Wait for your own place.
Allergy showdown and unemployment drama in shared apartment!
YTA for disregarding your roommate’s allergies and the rental agreement!
Sharing a house means considering everyone’s needs and opinions.
YTA for bringing a dog to a shared apartment.
“YTA for putting your roommate at risk with your selfishness!”
“YTA. Let someone else adopt that baby who won’t keep him locked up in one room.”
“YTA. Roommate, dog, and apartment rules. Brace for consequences!”
Impulsive decision? Consider the challenges of having a puppy in NY!
You would be the a**hole!
Roommate’s allergy sparks conflict over getting a dream puppy
“YTA. Pet-friendly rentals have restrictions. Wait until after internship.”
Ignoring allergies for a dream puppy? YTA!
Legal risks and potential loss over allergic reaction concerns!
Adding a dog without consent? YTA, respect your roommates’ boundaries!
YTA: Irresponsible intern gets a puppy, disaster ensues.
Discussion on whether it’s a shared apartment or separate apartments.
YWBTA for not consulting roommates, starting a job, understanding allergies
YTA to dog and guy. No question here.
YTA: Selfishness and a trapped puppy? Not a good combo
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