How would you deal with a set of horrible room mates?

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  1. mfrancisami profile image61
    mfrancisamiposted 12 years ago

    How would you deal with a set of horrible room mates?

  2. Abdul Muqeet Khan profile image41
    Abdul Muqeet Khanposted 12 years ago

    well i would just be even more horrible then them and make them play their game and make them understand that their actions effect many . other wise most wont even bother

  3. KateWest profile image63
    KateWestposted 12 years ago

    If it's truly a horrible situation I would do everything in my power to get the heck out of there, especially if trying to talk to them about it didn't work. Can I say been there, done that?!!!

  4. mcrawford76 profile image90
    mcrawford76posted 12 years ago

    Save money to move out - attempt to find a replacement roomate so that you would not be subject to penalty?

  5. MazioCreate profile image68
    MazioCreateposted 12 years ago

    For your own sanity - leave.  There must be accommodation somewhere else.  If not possible, then bring in an objective mediator (preferably a counsellor) to diffuse the situation.

  6. WindMaestro profile image57
    WindMaestroposted 12 years ago

    Move out of there as fast as you can. Move your stuff out, and book it. Pay any fees you may have for the existing month, and then leave on the first day after your bills are due. Make sure you don't leave by leaving some unpaid, or unresolved issue, so they have no need to contact you again/hit you up for money/sue you. Take any and all contact information with you. Never talk to them again. Happy life shall ensue. smile

  7. duffsmom profile image60
    duffsmomposted 12 years ago

    Life is too short to live in an unhappy situation.  Find a way to move out.

  8. edhan profile image37
    edhanposted 12 years ago

    Being kind towards them and see if they change their attitudes.

    I always believe that it takes two to be together or end up quarreling. So, instead of being horrible to them, shower them with kindest and acceptable. Some times a person can be nasty due to some other factors and if you show the same way, it will not be helpful.

    We at times need to be understanding as we will also have bad days. So, learn to be understanding and show kindness towards them. I truly believe everyone by nature is kind heart. It is just that we may not have met these people but doesn't mean that we should show the same attitude as them.

  9. profile image56
    TajSinghposted 12 years ago

    I'll try to talk to them first to straighten things out. If it fails, I'm moving out.

  10. Devika12 profile image59
    Devika12posted 12 years ago

    Well I would say not to move out. Its a situation you were put in for a reason and you must fight it. There must not be any escaping otherwise you will have to keep confronting the same situations until you learn how to fight back.

    If your room mates are acting horribly then its their problem and they need to mend their way. Talk to them directly expressing your feelings openly, to start with. If it doesnt work, make their life hell.

  11. ninacrimaldi profile image59
    ninacrimaldiposted 12 years ago

    well i would say if you cant beat them...join them!

 
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