We’ve all had our fair share of roommate drama, haven’t we? But what happens when the drama starts affecting your professional life? Our protagonist, a recent college graduate, finds himself in a sticky situation. He’s been sharing an apartment with a co-worker, courtesy of their employer. But the co-worker, let’s call him ‘The Slacker’, seems to be taking advantage of our hero’s kindness. The Slacker doesn’t have a driver’s license, doesn’t wake up on time, and is causing them both to be late for work. Our protagonist is now considering moving out and leaving The Slacker to fend for himself. The question is – is he wrong for doing so? Let’s dive into this drama-filled tale…
The Generous Offer

The Roommate Dilemma

The Alarm Clock Crisis ⏰

The Job at Risk

The New Beginning

The Big Question ❓

The Confrontation ️

The Aftermath

A Roommate’s Reckoning: The Final Verdict ️
Our protagonist is caught in a whirlwind of roommate drama, and it’s not just about unwashed dishes or loud music! The Slacker’s lack of responsibility is jeopardizing our hero’s professional life. But is it right to leave him to fend for himself? Our protagonist thinks it’s time for The Slacker to grow up and take charge. He’s planning to move out and has even found a new apartment. Despite feeling a bit guilty, he knows it’s something he must do. So, what do you think? Is he being fair or too harsh? Let’s see what the internet thinks about this situation…
NTA. Don’t let him be an anchor dragging you down ️

No obligations. Leave the free place and don’t look back.

Leave for work on time, it’s not your responsibility. NTA

NTA: Your roommate is not your child

NTA. Roommate’s behavior jeopardizes your job. Time for independence!

NTA, take photos and contact responsible people for move out inspection

NTA. Fair warning: He doesn’t know you’ve been apartment hunting.

Take control of your life and set boundaries with your roommate ❤️

Set boundaries and take control of your independence! ️

You’re not responsible for him, he’s old enough to handle it

Live your own life ️

Take charge of your own life and set boundaries. NTA

NTA – Moving out of temporary housing, grown-ass man needs to figure it out

NTA: Don’t let laziness cost you your job! ️

NTA. Set boundaries, protect yourself, and seek counseling for support.

NTA, you’re not obligated to find housing for a grown man

NTA: Don’t feel responsible for your roommate’s lateness and actions ✌️

Don’t be their mom anymore! Leave and let them struggle

Don’t let an a**hole cost you your dream job! ️

NTA, but be careful not to enable their mooching behavior

NTA, tell him now so he can figure things out

You’re not his mother! Take care of yourself, not him.

NTA, but set boundaries. Don’t tell him where you’re moving.

Don’t let him make you late to work again! ️

Don’t let his lateness ruin your day! ♂️

Is your roommate expecting to move in together?

Roommate struggles: Time for a reality check and independence!

You’re not responsible for him!
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Take charge of your schedule and stop waiting for others ⏳

Late to work? Your reputation is at stake. Good luck!

Chill out, he’s not worried and neither should you

Leave on time, set alarm, get license, find new place.

NTA: Move out, don’t let his irresponsibility hold you back!

Finally taking responsibility for himself

Giving fair warning to roommate, hoping for no overreaction

Take charge! Set boundaries and let him learn adult responsibility.

Don’t let him take advantage of you. Stand up for yourself!

Moving out? Let your roommate know you’re not a chauffeur

Take charge of your independence! Stop being his alarm!

Take charge and set boundaries with your unreliable roommate!

NTA
Real life is sink or swim sometimes.
If my math is right, he has another month left in the apartment.
A bit of CYA, take pictures of the apartment after loading your stuff.
Forward the pictures with a notice that you have left the apartment to the department that arranged it.
If he gets petty, he might try to trash the place and blame you.
By sending the pictures and notice you’ll have established a paper trail.
Roommate expects too much, causing tension at work. NTA

No need to warn him, he’ll see boxes around ️

Time to pack your bags and embrace your independence!

Taking charge of your own life and leaving behind deadweight

Don’t let him jeopardize your job! Take charge and move on!

Roommate responsibilities: NTA, not his parent. He’s an adult

NTA! Roommate needs a wake-up call on adulting

NTA. Roommate expects you to move in? He’s a freeloader

Don’t let him drag you down, you’re NTA in this!

NTA – Moving out and being independent is expected of you

NTA, calmly discuss moving out and suggest he starts looking

Independence at its finest!

Frustrated with a late colleague, NTA sets boundaries and prioritizes self-care

Mind your own business and live your best life

Cut ties and live your life! You owe him nothing

Take charge! Set boundaries and let him face the consequences

Tell him on moving day! He’s not your responsibility ️

Cut ties and live your best life! NTA

Embrace freedom and leave the roommate drama behind! ️

Don’t sacrifice yourself for others. Move out and prioritize yourself.

YWBTA if you abandoned your ‘child’, NTA for expecting responsibility.

Take control and move out. He’s not your responsibility.
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Time for someone to grow up ️

NTA: Set boundaries and prioritize your own time and schedule.

Don’t let him leech off your goodwill

NTA: No obligation to continue being irresponsible roommate’s roommate.

NTA! You rock!

Stand your ground! Don’t let tardiness ruin your independence.
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Don’t let them control your life! Stand up and thrive!

Don’t be their alarm clock! Take charge and leave on time. ⏰

NTA. Don’t risk your work rep over some rando. Petty but fair.

Move on and enjoy your new job and surroundings! NTA

Don’t let his BS hold you back. Move out, NTA!

NTA. Adult should’ve known better. Good luck with the new place!

NTA: Stand your ground and assert your independence.

Moving out is a great decision for you!

Be open and honest with your roommate for a smooth experience!

Setting boundaries and finding independence in a free apartment
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Time for your roommate to grow the eff up!
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You’re not responsible for him

Don’t let him manipulate you! You deserve independence and freedom!

Escape the roommate drama! ♂️

NTA! Show your company you’re responsible and leave guilt-free.

NTA: Set boundaries and prioritize your own responsibilities.

NTA: Give him notice and assert your independence!
