So I have a roommate. It is very much her apartment, I just happen to live in it too. This is fine. Her house, her rules. There are many rules. I follow them all without argument. The apartment is nice and the rent is cheap, whatever, I can deal. I'm both quiet and clean, and I keep shared spaces tidy by nature, because that's just common courtesy
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Wait, but.....how else are you supposed to get it out??
Also, um, no, you're not wrong. This person would murder me in my sleep. Yikes. D:
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It's kind of funny, actually, because after she told me that one, I had a total lightbulb moment of OH! THAT'S WHY WE BURN THROUGH PAPER TOWELS SO FUCKING FAST. Because she's using one after every single time she washes dishes! Which I think is wasteful as hell, but whatever. (I still knock it against the garbage can when I know she's not home.)
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AHA. I was wondering too. I was like "... so when you're done with the dishes you scrape it out using a clean fork and then you have to wash that fork, or WHAT?" Or whether her issue was that it gets garbage on the inside of the garbage can, or who knows what.
I agree with you, that is super wasteful. (And hypocritical, if she's going to jump on you for leaving your lights on, or accidentally throwing away one tiny thing that might have been recyclable.)
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Am I completely crazy in thinking this is just a wee bit anal?
The only crazy part of your thought process here is adding "just a wee bit." This person is A LOT anal. You must have the patience of a saint and truly superior cleanliness and memory skills to be maintaining any sort of roommate relationship. I wouldn't last a week.
Some things on that list are just really stupidly particular, but others are completely divorced from logic. Getting mad at you because you bought dish soap and put a new bag in the bin? What the hell.
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