Ever found yourself in a sticky situation where you’re caught between a rock and a hard place? This is a tale of a student, her service dog, and a dorm room conflict that has the entire university buzzing. This student’s service dog is a lifeline, but when a new roommate with allergies enters the picture, things take an unexpected turn. Let’s dive into this drama-filled saga.
An Unusual Roommate
The Dream Dorm
New Roommate, New Problems
The Unexpected Twist
The Unfair Outcome
The Legal Lifeline ⚖️
The Housing Office’s Oversight
A Potential Resolution?
Final Thoughts
A Service Dog, Allergies, and a Dorm Room: The Final Verdict
In a whirlwind of events, our student found herself in the middle of a dorm room drama, with her service dog at the center. When a new roommate with allergies arrived, the student was forced to move to a less desirable dorm. But a surprising twist revealed that the university had overlooked a crucial detail: her accommodation included a larger room due to her service dog. So, she’s staying put! This saga serves as a reminder that sometimes, standing your ground can lead to unexpected victories. Now, let’s see what the internet has to say about this…
NTA. Talk to housing, they may move the new roommate
NTA defends their right to have a service dog
NTA fights against dorm move due to allergies, but considers other options.
INFO: How much accommodation is sufficient for service animals?
NAH and roommate clash over service dog and allergies
“YTA. You’re not getting a lesser quality room from the general population.”
YTA for assuming her allergy, but should she be moved?
University housing mishap with service dog causes tension and discomfort
Allergic roommate vs. service dog: A**hole or justified concern?
YTA – Entitlement and lack of empathy for invisible disabilities
University staff messed up, but be nice to your roommate
“YTA. You think only your medical issue matters. Life’s unlucky.”
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University’s collective a**hole move: roommate vs. service dog drama
Allergy ignorance sparks conflict. NTA, but YTA for assumptions and negotiation.
Mixed verdict on OP’s tone, but housing people are a******s
University needs to learn how to handle conflicting accommodations
NTA. Fight for your rights and don’t let her win!
University’s compromise: bigger room instead of private room for student
Polite escalation in the battle of dorms. NTA
NAH vs YTA: Battle of Dorms over service dog drama
“YTA. Entitled and diminishing someone’s illness. University is biggest a**hole.”
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Curious about the timeline of dorm drama? Let’s find out!
NAH: Disability, allergies, and university mishap create dorm drama
Supportive comment about service dog issue, encouraging fighting for rights
ADA compliance battle: Who gets to stay? NTA’s advice crucial.
NTA. Escalate the drama!
Housing mix-up creates drama over service dog, allergies, and accommodations
Debating disabilities and allergies: Who deserves accommodation?
University and roommate both at fault for service dog dispute
School policy: complain and you might have to move.
University housing needs to find a better solution for everyone
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NTA commenter questions housing decisions and suggests better matching for harmony
Service dog drama: NTA vs. housing office
New girl wants a different room, but is she right?
Housing’s lazy decision forces student out of ADA room
Allergies and legal advice: NTA, but dorm dog dilemma persists
Seek out the disability advocate on campus for support. NTA.
Fight back! You’re not the a**hole. Get justice for yourself!
Larger room as accommodation? Definitely NTA! ✅
Keep fighting until you win or find a valid reason!
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Allergies vs. Service Dogs: Who’s Responsible?
Respecting boundaries: Shouldn’t everyone have a say?
Be the squeaky wheel and fight for your rights!
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Navigating college dorms with a service dog can be challenging
University slacking off? Stand your ground and lawyer up!
NTA. Mishandled situation. New roomie should’ve been relocated. Displacing occupant valid if dangerous
NTA. Roommate issue resolved? Share the juicy details with us!
Living with a service dog: the joys and frustrations. NTA!
Fight for your rights! Make a fuss and reclaim your room!
NTA. Unfair to kick you out when you’ve been there longer.
Encouraging teamwork to resolve dormitory issues.
NTA, disabilities advisor helping, hope your semester goes smoothly!
NTA. Stand your ground and let them find another solution.
First come, first serve. NTA wins the dorm battle!
Housing office drops the ball, but no malice from roomie. NAH
Allergic to a cat in a dorm room? Housing discrimination!
NTA. Housing office’s negligence caused unnecessary drama and inconvenience.
University should accommodate, not discriminate. NTA!
Equal rights clash: Allergies vs. room preferences
Sharing a room with a dog? NAH, but consider others’ preferences.
Former RA offers helpful advice and sympathizes with OP. NAH
Happy ending! NTA gets room back
Glad it got resolved! Allergies and a stupid housing office
Move them, not you! You’re not the problem here
Fight for your rights! Don’t let them punish you
Last Updated on August 1, 2023 by Diply Social Team
