Roommate’s Boyfriend Overstays His Welcome: Who’s the Real Villain Here?

We all know that living with roommates can be a rollercoaster of emotions, and sometimes, the ride gets a little too wild. In a recent online post, a 20-year-old woman shares her frustration with her new roommate and her boyfriend. The roommate moved in just a week and a half ago, and already, there’s drama brewing. The boyfriend was supposed to stay for only two weeks, but it seems he’s overstayed his welcome. The protagonist of our story is not having it and demands he leaves by Monday. Let’s dive into the details of this roommate drama!

New Roommate, New Problems ️

The Boyfriend’s Request

A Firm No ✋

Ignoring Boundaries

The Unwanted Guest

A Change of Heart?

Messy Boyfriend Woes

Time’s Up! ⏰

The Unsettling Truth

Laying Down the Law

Roommate’s Reaction

Accusations of Rudeness

Apologies and Rent Demands

The Final Verdict ️

The Last Resort

A Ticking Time Bomb: Will He Leave or Stay? ⏳

Our protagonist is caught in a whirlwind of roommate drama, as her new roommate’s boyfriend has become an unwanted guest. Despite agreeing to let him stay for two weeks, she’s had enough of his messiness and lack of respect for their shared space. She’s given him an ultimatum: be gone by Monday or face the consequences. The roommate isn’t happy, accusing her of being rude. But is she really in the wrong for standing her ground? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation…

Roommate’s deadbeat boyfriend causing tension, NTA for kicking him out

Stand your ground and take action . Leasing office is necessary.

Roommate’s boyfriend causing trouble, suspicions arise.

Empowering response to roommate’s boundary-setting. You go girl!

NTA stands up to overstaying boyfriend, considers lease termination

When does a guest become a roommate?

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, NTA suggests 3 options.

Struggling with a disrespectful roommate’s boyfriend who won’t leave

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, causing tension and potential danger

Roommate’s boyfriend is a mess, but OP is NTA

NTA. Check lease for guest clause. Warn roommate before leasing office

Setting boundaries is key, but is rudeness justified?

Unwelcome boyfriend turned roommate? Demand rent or kick him out. NTA

Roommate signed lease, but boyfriend still overstays. Awkward living situation.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, NTA takes action

Roommate’s boyfriend won’t pay rent, NTA for kicking him out

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, but who’s the real villain?

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, NTA sets boundaries but roommate doesn’t.

Roommate’s boyfriend won’t leave, NTA needs to enforce local laws

Unregistered boyfriend overstays, NTA for informing leasing office.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, commenter considers drastic measures.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, commenters hope for peaceful resolution.

Setting boundaries with roommates’ boyfriends

NTA for wanting a female roommate and kicking out rude couple

Important reminder to prioritize safety and update locks

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays, but who’s the real villain here?

Protecting yourself from a concerning situation

Don’t back down! NTA.

New roommate’s behavior is concerning, previous roommates were problematic.

Living with a roommate’s boyfriend? NTA for demanding fairness.

Subletting? No way! The comment section is heating up

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, OP takes action. NTA

Roommate’s boyfriend won’t leave. NTA, but rough times ahead.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, NTA for kicking him out

Take action now! NTA for contacting leasing agent

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, commenter suspects ulterior motives.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, commenter NTA for setting boundaries

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, commenter not the a**hole.

Fair solution: Boyfriend pays a third of rent. NTA

Setting boundaries with roommates: NTA stands their ground

Legal action may be necessary to evict unwanted guest.

Setting boundaries with creepy roommate’s boyfriend. NTA.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, commenter says NTA.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays, helps with rent, NTA stands ground.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays, NTA suggests legal action and boundaries.

Roommate’s boyfriend won’t leave! NTA needs office intervention

Complicated lease situation and a monopolistic management company

Bad roommate causing drama and not caring about feelings.

Not the a**hole, but who’s really the villain here?

Eagerly waiting for Monday’s update

NTA stands their ground against mooching roommate and boyfriend

Roommate’s boyfriend’s overstay leads to annoying girlfriend situation. NTA’s advice.

Don’t let him claim squatters rights! Kick his a** out!

Roommate’s disrespectful boyfriend: NTA takes action

Commenter asserts innocence, sparks curiosity.

Roommate’s boyfriend needs to go ASAP.

Commenter takes a clear stance with NTA verdict

Smart move! Don’t let him overstay his welcome

Short and sweet: NTA, kick them both out!

Commenter deemed NTA, but why? Let’s find out!

NTA sets boundaries with smelly guests

NTA! Stick to your plan and call the landlord if needed

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome, NTA sets boundaries and stands firm.

Roommate’s boyfriend overstays welcome: NTA takes liberties.

Dealing with a mooching boyfriend and a stubborn roommate ‍♀️