It upsets me how apathetic people can be. Maybe they're not really apathetic, but it's frustrating how people are so unwilling to confront others. I too am one of those people (sadly) but working with people makes me realize how easy it would be if everyone would be just more open. It doesn't help for me to find out about a problem you're having
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I dunno what the SUS scandal is about, but general ppl just don't want to deal with the aftermath.
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I sooooo sympathize with you about the puddle- and dirt-leaving. Namita would leave five pairs of shoes, and Justin two in our small entranceway (we had a closet) and the rocks would collect from Justin's massive hiking boots. So of course the dirt would spread to the rest of our living room. "Just put away all but one or two pairs of shoes that you wear frequently," I would suggest. I would get stared at like an alien. (<--That's the most infuriating part, being looked at like YOU'RE the unreasonable one.) And OF COURSE, nothing was ever cleaned. I wanted to take my own eye out.
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also, you should tell your roommate, that aside from the cleanliness issue, there's no point in recyling if he's going to leave his crap in the containers. it's going to clog up the machines. i'm glad he's cleaned up though. =)
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My roommate sometimes does things that baffle me. It seems like common sense, so either he honestly doesn't get the concept of recycling (somewhat believable as he is not from Canada) or he's just being lazy. I tend to believe the latter because he should know by now.
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In the summer, I had a similar experience where one of our housemates would leave her dishes in the sink all the time, cluttering up the sink and counter space around it. I asked the other roommate if anyone told her about this, and she said no and that we just do her dishes for her, which is not the best solution because she would just keep leaving her dishes out. But it would have been better if we went and talked to her directly. I understand how you feel. As Jono said, talking face-to-face is prob the best solution... it's not necessarily arguing (it doesn't have to get to that point), just tell her that you'd appreciate it if she stops wearing her shoes inside the house because you cleaned the floor - maybe she didn't see the sign or was in a hurry or something ... I don't know, sometimes people do do things that they don't realize they are doing until someone tells them to face, I'm sure I do. I hope the situation gets better Lilz!
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