Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy tale of roommate drama that’s about to unfold. Picture this: three roomies living together in an apartment, but plot twist! One of them is the landlord’s daughter! As she prepares to move out, a shocking revelation comes to light. Will this lead to a full-blown roommate war? Let’s dive in and find out! ♂️
Roomie Drama Alert!
New Tenant on the Horizon
Shocking Revelation!
Awkward Silence…
Time to Email the Landlord
Furious Hannah Appears!
️ Bedroom Belongings Only!
Second Thoughts…
♀️ AITA? Should I Have Done Things Differently? ♂️
Landlord’s Daughter Tries to Swipe Furniture! Roomie Tattles!
Well, well, well… looks like we’ve got a classic case of roommate drama on our hands! Our protagonist finds themselves in quite the pickle when their roommate, aka the landlord’s daughter, decides to take all the good stuff with her when she moves out. But wait, there’s more! Our hero decides to tattle on her to dear old Dad, and now all h-ll has broken loose! Hannah is FURIOUS, accusing them of going behind her back and ruining her move. But let’s be real, who wouldn’t be a little peeved if their roomie tried to swipe the TV and couch? The internet has some thoughts on this juicy situation, so let’s see what they have to say!
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Standing up for your rights as a tenant
NTA for seeking clarification from landlord and preventing furniture theft
Fully furnished unit, not fully honest daughter. NTA wins
Standing up for yourself or snitching? The debate continues.
Moving out betrayal forgiven, time heals all wounds ✌️
Standing up for your rights as a tenant!
Furnished apartment drama – NTA’s not responsible for roommate’s problems ♀️
NTA shines as a parent, landlord, and tenant
Protecting your rental agreement and property is always NTA
Financially struggling friend takes furniture without plan, NTA
Tenant in the clear for reclaiming fully furnished space
Mature move! NTA for talking to landlord. Hannah needs growth
Standing up for your rights as a tenant
It’s not your job to keep secrets . Turn the tables!
Curiosity saved the day! NTA for calling out entitled Hannah
Taking furniture in pockets? NTA for telling landlord.
Landlord dad gets NTA approval for eviction decision
You stood up for your rights as a tenant! NTA
Don’t let her betray you! You’re paying for the furnishing
NTA for emailing the landlord, but slightly close to AH boundary.
NTA for not letting her sneak out furniture that wasn’t hers
NTA Prevented a rental agreement lawsuit and did the right thing.
Entitled tenant put in her place by her own dad
Standing up to entitled roommate – NTA wins!
Landlord defends tenant’s right to report furniture theft.
Prevented theft, protected roommates. NTA for telling landlord.
Preventing theft: A**hole or hero?
Landlord agreement violated, commenter says NTA, Hannah is AH
Stand your ground. NTA. Don’t let Miss Brat walk over you.
Doing the right thing before it’s too late
New roommate caught in unfurnished apartment, NTA isn’t to blame.
Don’t take it personally, she’s just immature. NTA.
Kid planned to steal furniture, commenter suggests apology and clarification
Dad’s furniture moving skills spared him from the betrayal!
Fully furnished space, not fully responsible roommate. NTA wins
She was caught red-handed. NTA. She wasn’t smart enough.
You did the right thing, don’t worry about it
Roommate’s selfishness leads to furniture loss. NTA stands up.
You did the right thing, NTA!
Furniture feud settled: NTA had every right to tell landlord
Hannah’s ignorance or intentional betrayal? NTA’s dilemma.
Respecting legal agreements over family relationships. NTA
Agreement upheld, landlord informed. Betrayed roommate is upset. NTA
Assumed Dad knew, shut her up. Not the a**hole!
Informing landlord about wrongdoings: NTA move
Assertive NTA comment shuts down potential guilt-tripping.
Don’t worry, let her rant. She’ll be gone soon
Stealing from dad, inconveniencing landlord. NTA took a stand
Standing up for your rights is not betrayal. NTA
Clarifying lease agreement or tattling? NTA or ESH?
Mature, reasonable, and cooperative response. NTA
Hannah’s dad was saved from potential trouble. NTA wins!
No furniture discussion allowed. NTA for keeping to agreement.
Keeping quiet about move-out plans is just good business sense
NTA stands up to LL’s daughter’s betrayal
Doing the right thing: ☑️ Adulting level up!
Landlord saves the day, exposing deceitful ex-roommate!
Agreeing with the OP’s decision to not let the tenant take furniture.
Being honest about being selfish doesn’t justify stealing. NTA
Daughter throws tenant under the bus. NTA prevails!
You’re definitely NTA. Hannah is selfish and unreasonable.
Father’s trustworthiness questioned after daughter’s assumption
Roommate planned to go behind her father’s back. NTA
Voicing a valid question to landlord makes you NTA
Landlord confirms furniture story. Accusation of attempted theft. NTA
Stand up for yourself and don’t be a doormat. NTA
NTA, Hannah’s audacity of trying to steal and announcing it
Projection at its finest. NTA for exposing the truth.
Landlord betrayal? NTA says agreement was with landlord, not Hannah
Valid question on missing furniture, justified NTA judgement
Congrats on the FAFO lesson. NTA for contacting landlord
Father’s furniture, no right to take. NTA and justified.
Friend’s betrayal backfired, but you’re NTA.
Tenant contacts landlord about lease items, not the A**hole
Financial constraints justify not keeping promises. NTA
Daughter of landlord gets called out for overstepping boundaries.
