Locked out
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From: San Clemente, Ca
so my roommate (soon to be ex, thank god) had been acting about 4 years old since i started packing and moving my stuff out. for instance, she put a dog toy that belongs to my boyfriend's dog in my side of the kitchen sink with some dishes 
anyway, i think she lost her house keys and has been breaking in through the living room window. should i stoop to her level and continue to lock the door or should i let her get in the easy way? she is being so immature that she won't ask me to not lock the door for her.
i really could care less if she has to break in in the dark while its raining at 1 am. :chuckles:
btw, a lesson - don't move in with your best friends, it usually ruins the friendship a little. not completely, but a little.
anyway, i think she lost her house keys and has been breaking in through the living room window. should i stoop to her level and continue to lock the door or should i let her get in the easy way? she is being so immature that she won't ask me to not lock the door for her.
i really could care less if she has to break in in the dark while its raining at 1 am. :chuckles:
btw, a lesson - don't move in with your best friends, it usually ruins the friendship a little. not completely, but a little.
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From: TCFD
I moved inwith my bestfriend years back and it ended up so badley, she ended up being a tweaker and I didn't want to live with that. We are friends again, but it has also been about 6 years since I have lived with her. And we were friends since we were 5 years old
anyway, since i didn't give back some dvd i didn't know i had (she still won't talk to me and just writes post-it notes) her latest stunt was taking all the towels and hiding them in her room
i haven't done anything to her to make her be such a bitch either so yeah i don't know.
and girls aren't dirty, she's just a lazy duchebag
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