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dave90210 09-22-2016 11:16 AM

Female roommate gives apartment key to boyfriend!
 
I have a female roommate and it just a "roommate" thing and nothing else. Before my roommate moved in I made it very clear under no circumstances are guests allowed. I have had roommates in the past have friends over and they stole my shit that's why I have this policy.

While I was out to lunch my roommate gave her new boyfriend the key to my apartment to pick something up. While I was out he entered my apartment by himself with her key! I didn't know she did this and she asked my permission after he already went into my apartment! I can't imagine what would have happened if this stranger entered my apartment while I was home! I would have been freaked the fuck out and would have thought my apartment was being broken into.

I called her and chewed her out, I don't know if I should kick her out? I made it very clear to her before she moved in I have a no guest policy! What she did is far worse than just having someone over while she was home. Giving a guy a key to my place while she wasn't even with him is super fucked up

Deej 09-22-2016 11:26 AM

Have you met the guy before?
If so, big fucking deal.

dave90210 09-22-2016 11:33 AM

I Never met him. I rent the place out for cheap and I have 1 rule no guests. She knows I have a no guest policy too which makes it even more fucked up.

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Originally Posted by Deej (Post 21177532)
Have you met the guy before?
If so, big fucking deal.


wehateporn 09-22-2016 11:37 AM

Since you made it clear to her from the start, it's really bad, I doubt she'd do it again though, unless you were away on vacation

blackmonsters 09-22-2016 11:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21177520)
I have a female roommate and it just a "roommate" thing and nothing else. Before my roommate moved in I made it very clear under no circumstances are guests allowed. I have had roommates in the past have friends over and they stole my shit that's why I have this policy.

While I was out to lunch my roommate gave her new boyfriend the key to my apartment to pick something up. While I was out he entered my apartment by himself with her key! I didn't know she did this and she asked my permission after he already went into my apartment! I can't imagine what would have happened if this stranger entered my apartment while I was home! I would have been freaked the fuck out and would have thought my apartment was being broken into.

I called her and chewed her out, I don't know if I should kick her out? I made it very clear to her before she moved in I have a no guest policy! What she did is far worse than just having someone over while she was home. Giving a guy a key to my place while she wasn't even with him is super fucked up

Get revenge.
Give your key to a stranger when she's home.

:1orglaugh

Just kidding.
Kick her to the curb.

.

Google Expert 09-22-2016 11:46 AM

youre overreacting. probably jealous that she's got a boyfriend and you don't.

get a cat or something.

BlackCrayon 09-22-2016 11:48 AM

sooner or later all roommates will break this and other rules. best to just not have them.

fuzebox 09-22-2016 11:53 AM

No guests is a pretty unreasonable rule to begin with :2 cents:

CaptainHowdy 09-22-2016 12:03 PM

Your house, your rules.

Spunky 09-22-2016 12:27 PM

Give her a rump fuck for discipline

DeanCapture 09-22-2016 01:41 PM

LOL people don't fucking listen.

I tried out an assistant a few months ago. I told rule #1, absolutely NO behind-the-scenes pictures. At the end of the day he mentions that he shot some behind-the-scenes pictures on his cell and wanted to know if I wanted him to text them to me. SMFH :mad:

kane 09-22-2016 01:48 PM

You have to know if you make a rule that is as crazy as not allowing someone to have guests over they are going to break it sooner or later.

Grapesoda 09-22-2016 02:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21177520)
I have a female roommate and it just a "roommate" thing and nothing else. Before my roommate moved in I made it very clear under no circumstances are guests allowed. I have had roommates in the past have friends over and they stole my shit that's why I have this policy.

While I was out to lunch my roommate gave her new boyfriend the key to my apartment to pick something up. While I was out he entered my apartment by himself with her key! I didn't know she did this and she asked my permission after he already went into my apartment! I can't imagine what would have happened if this stranger entered my apartment while I was home! I would have been freaked the fuck out and would have thought my apartment was being broken into.

I called her and chewed her out, I don't know if I should kick her out? I made it very clear to her before she moved in I have a no guest policy! What she did is far worse than just having someone over while she was home. Giving a guy a key to my place while she wasn't even with him is super fucked up

any time you let a girl move in as a roommate, loser will follow shortly :2 cents:

Major (Tom) 09-22-2016 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21177520)
I have a female roommate and it just a "roommate" thing and nothing else. Before my roommate moved in I made it very clear under no circumstances are guests allowed. I have had roommates in the past have friends over and they stole my shit that's why I have this policy.

While I was out to lunch my roommate gave her new boyfriend the key to my apartment to pick something up. While I was out he entered my apartment by himself with her key! I didn't know she did this and she asked my permission after he already went into my apartment! I can't imagine what would have happened if this stranger entered my apartment while I was home! I would have been freaked the fuck out and would have thought my apartment was being broken into.

I called her and chewed her out, I don't know if I should kick her out? I made it very clear to her before she moved in I have a no guest policy! What she did is far worse than just having someone over while she was home. Giving a guy a key to my place while she wasn't even with him is super fucked up


I'd ask her for a bj.

VikingMan 09-22-2016 04:17 PM

Consider the likelihood that she talked to this guy about how you are such a controlling dick for not letting her have friends over and so when he entered your house he was thinking "this guy obviously wants to fuck my girlfriend". My advice is to toss out any open milk containers as well as your toothbrush.

SBJ 09-22-2016 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by fuzebox (Post 21177610)
No guests is a pretty unreasonable rule to begin with :2 cents:


yup if I were you I'd kick her out then live alone. You are asking way too much from people. It's one thing to say you don't want them to have friends over to hangout and drink and such but to tell them they can't have a normal life cause you are a dick is going beyond. If you aren't charging her much for rent then you should have np paying for it all in the future.

I'm with others and think you find her attractive and are more upset she has a bf coming around.

Bama 09-22-2016 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by DeanCapture (Post 21177835)
LOL people don't fucking listen.

I tried out an assistant a few months ago. I told rule #1, absolutely NO behind-the-scenes pictures. At the end of the day he mentions that he shot some behind-the-scenes pictures on his cell and wanted to know if I wanted him to text them to me. SMFH :mad:

This is good info to know Dean! So.... it's ok to bring a bottle of honey and bend the models over and go to town on em' with my tongue... as long as I don't take any pictures of it! I'm on the way over and you can't call me cause' I left my phone at home!!! See you in a bit :)

Best-In-BC 09-22-2016 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21177544)
I Never met him. I rent the place out for cheap and I have 1 rule no guests. She knows I have a no guest policy too which makes it even more fucked up.

That is what you get for thinking a women is rational or not self centered, if you find one who is, marry her.

Nicky 09-22-2016 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VikingMan (Post 21178138)
Consider the likelihood that she talked to this guy about how you are such a controlling dick for not letting her have friends over and so when he entered your house he was thinking "this guy obviously wants to fuck my girlfriend". My advice is to toss out any open milk containers as well as your toothbrush.

:1orglaugh but also true :Oh crap

escorpio 09-22-2016 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VikingMan (Post 21178138)
Consider the likelihood that she talked to this guy about how you are such a controlling dick for not letting her have friends over and so when he entered your house he was thinking "this guy obviously wants to fuck my girlfriend". My advice is to toss out any open milk containers as well as your toothbrush.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

good advice

ErectMedia 09-22-2016 06:26 PM

Get a disguise and come in while she's home. Tell her to strip and piss on her head and then leave. Tell her you don't know who it was as you never hand your key out and then change the locks. :winkwink:

Last time I think I had a roommate I was like 25 as my best friend and myself dumped our girlfriends within a month of each other so had a bachelor pad for a bit which was a pretty good time filled with random girls/parties. Had a girl from Venezuela stay with me last year for like 2 1/2 months which was cool but that's probably the most I could handle few months here or there as I'm pretty clean for a guy and too old now to deal with people annoying me or fucking with my shit. If I'm dropping a dong in it my tolerance level goes up but if just a roommate too much headache for a few extra bucks. :2 cents:

dave90210 09-22-2016 06:30 PM

She's fat not my type!
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Originally Posted by Muad'Dib (Post 21177583)
youre overreacting. probably jealous that she's got a boyfriend and you don't.

get a cat or something.


dave90210 09-22-2016 06:35 PM

I've never been a dick to her. I don't have people over because they steal shit and women are known to date deadbeat losers and I don't want some douche mooching for a free place to live
Quote:

Originally Posted by VikingMan (Post 21178138)
Consider the likelihood that she talked to this guy about how you are such a controlling dick for not letting her have friends over and so when he entered your house he was thinking "this guy obviously wants to fuck my girlfriend". My advice is to toss out any open milk containers as well as your toothbrush.


BlackCrayon 09-22-2016 07:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21178459)
I've never been a dick to her. I don't have people over because they steal shit and women are known to date deadbeat losers and I don't want some douche mooching for a free place to live

knowing what a hassle roommates are...why have one?

NALEM 09-22-2016 07:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21177544)
I Never met him. I rent the place out for cheap and I have 1 rule no guests. She knows I have a no guest policy too which makes it even more fucked up.

Dave repeat out loud 3 times what you just wrote here. Then give her written notice to vacate in 30 days.

AllAboutCams 09-22-2016 07:49 PM

Is she hot?

plaster 09-22-2016 08:01 PM

I think you should consider not to have roomates. I would never rent a room, when I was young, if I couldn't have friends over. Seems a bit totalitarian to me.

Good luck with your hot young roommate you only wish to fuck.

TheDynasty 09-22-2016 08:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21178450)
She's fat not my type!

Quote:

Originally Posted by AllAboutCams (Post 21178561)
Is she hot?

:1orglaugh kick her out!!

VikingMan 09-22-2016 08:25 PM

Do you realize any crazy abusive cunt who lives with you regardless of the arrangement can simply make up a false allegation or just say "I am in fear for my safety" and you will be legally required to move out? Then the only way to get her out will be to evict her and that can take months. Never entangle your life with one of these abusive psycho modern American females unless there is a really good reason.

I suggest not kicking her out but to develop some really disgusting personal habitats like smoking cigs, not showering, leaving the door open when you piss so she can hear it, being a general slob, and listening to Slayer, etc. Plus ALWAYS be home so she has no privacy. She should move out within a month.

Seth Manson 09-22-2016 08:49 PM

The no guests policy is a little weird but it's your house, your rules. That rule was obviously ok when she moved in, but now she has demonstrated that she has no intention of sticking to it.

If I had rules and a roommate demonstrated that they had no intention of following them, they'd be out. And then I'd never have a roommate again. I've never had one to begin with because, fuck that.

kane 09-22-2016 08:51 PM

Did you put that rule in writing when she moved in?

If not you may have some trouble getting rid of her.

dillfly2000 09-22-2016 09:00 PM

Tell her to make like a tree and kindly sign the agreement you wrote up.

Bama 09-22-2016 09:08 PM

You need to write the producers of the Big Bang Theory and kindly ask for a copy of Sheldon's room-mate contract :)

NatalieK 09-22-2016 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21177520)

I called her and chewed her out, I don't know if I should kick her out?

yes it's wrong and yes she made a mistake. You've spoke to her, maybe now bring it up one more time and just say "btw, just a final word on my no guest policy...

if it happens again, you'll need to look for new premises to live"

Everyone's allowed an error of judgement once, especially as she could have a viable reason for asking her boyfriend to collect something for her :thumbsup

Bryan G 09-23-2016 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by fuzebox (Post 21177610)
No guests is a pretty unreasonable rule to begin with :2 cents:

This!

You're a grown ass adult, what is wrong with someone having guests?

CDSmith 09-23-2016 07:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VikingMan (Post 21178138)
Consider the likelihood that she talked to this guy about how you are such a controlling dick for not letting her have friends over and so when he entered your house he was thinking "this guy obviously wants to fuck my girlfriend". My advice is to toss out any open milk containers as well as your toothbrush.

Best advice in thread right there.

Coup 09-23-2016 08:00 AM

True Tales of an InCel Beta Cuck

dave90210 09-23-2016 09:55 AM

I have multiple reasons

I live in the living room I have no door to close and have limited privacy or door to protect my stuff from being stolen

I've allowed my roommates have guests in the past 100% of the time stuff went missing!

My house is quiet and when they have guest allot of the time they are loud and make allot of noise

Boyfriends come over spend the night, allot of the time they never leave and stay over frequently which makes a 3rd roommate who never pays rent! I've had allot of problems in the past where there druggy loser out of work boyfriend moves in without my permission and eats my food, uses electricity and takes up space and refuses to leave

On some occasions I've had female roommates who would have abusive boyfriends and they would constantly fight it was loud and happened frequently

All roommates in the past where we had the agreement of no guests never had a problem and they would never have anyone over accept for this one. In the past the ones who didn't have guests I had no issues with. There friends would meet them outside and they would leave and do there thing.


Quote:

Originally Posted by Bryan G (Post 21179263)
This!

You're a grown ass adult, what is wrong with someone having guests?


dave90210 09-23-2016 09:59 AM

I've always got along with her I go out of my way to be friendly to her. This is the first incident where we had an issue so that conversation with her boyfriend would have never happened. I have 1 rule and 1 rule only no guests not a big deal, she knew the 1 rule before moving in and said she didn't have a problem with it

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 21179431)
Best advice in thread right there.


dave90210 09-23-2016 10:01 AM

I would rather not having a roommate but I can't afford right now to live 100% on my own.

Quote:

Originally Posted by plaster (Post 21178570)
I think you should consider not to have roomates. I would never rent a room, when I was young, if I couldn't have friends over. Seems a bit totalitarian to me.

Good luck with your hot young roommate you only wish to fuck.


mineistaken 09-23-2016 11:58 AM

Why did she "ask permission" after it was done? Sounds either you ask before or keep it a secret if it is done. Am I missing the logic here?

mineistaken 09-23-2016 12:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kane (Post 21177853)
You have to know if you make a rule that is as crazy as not allowing someone to have guests over they are going to break it sooner or later.

It is not crazy, in fact it is relatively common. OP said that he charges lower rent because of that (so the roommate gets something out of it as well - cheaper rent, while owner gets no guest policy, win win if both parties agree).

mineistaken 09-23-2016 12:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21178459)
women are known to date deadbeat losers

who are dating non losers then? :1orglaugh

mineistaken 09-23-2016 12:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackCrayon (Post 21178546)
knowing what a hassle roommates are...why have one?

My guess would be 1st most popular reason - money, second - not being bored (lets say some people are lonely and like to have a roommate). But of course money is the most common reason, strange to hear someone asking that :)

mineistaken 09-23-2016 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Bryan G (Post 21179263)
This!

You're a grown ass adult, what is wrong with someone having guests?

I think he already answered - higher chances of theft. Plus it is easier on your mind when you know only 1 person is in your house at any given moment than that it may be 10 unknowns hanging out in your house.

kane 09-23-2016 12:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 21180040)
It is not crazy, in fact it is relatively common. OP said that he charges lower rent because of that (so the roommate gets something out of it as well - cheaper rent, while owner gets no guest policy, win win if both parties agree).

I've never really had roommates, so I guess I had never heard of this. It seems crazy to me. What kind of person would agree to live somewhere where they can't have anyone over? To me only someone who is either desperate for a place to stay so they agree to the rule just so they can get the place or someone who has no real intention of following that rule.

I do remember many years ago I was moving out of an apartment and looking at places to rent. There was one pretty cool house I looked at where the landlord said he had to approve any quests I planned to have over that would stay past 8pm. That was a deal breaker to me.

dave90210 09-23-2016 01:58 PM

I don't know why she asked me afterwards. She claimed she gave him the key to my apartment and apparently she was going to ask permission but he decided amongst himself to enter my apartment before permission was granted
Quote:

Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 21180028)
Why did she "ask permission" after it was done? Sounds either you ask before or keep it a secret if it is done. Am I missing the logic here?


dave90210 09-23-2016 02:01 PM

I don't think that's a bad rule. I stayed at hotels where guest weren't allowed after a certain time. Most residential hotels have strict no guest policies. Allot of ads on Craigslist have allot more rules like time allowed in apartment from x time to x time, no kitchen privileges etc which I think are ridiculous.

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Originally Posted by kane (Post 21180091)
I've never really had roommates, so I guess I had never heard of this. It seems crazy to me. What kind of person would agree to live somewhere where they can't have anyone over? To me only someone who is either desperate for a place to stay so they agree to the rule just so they can get the place or someone who has no real intention of following that rule.

I do remember many years ago I was moving out of an apartment and looking at places to rent. There was one pretty cool house I looked at where the landlord said he had to approve any quests I planned to have over that would stay past 8pm. That was a deal breaker to me.


fuzebox 09-23-2016 02:33 PM

OP's living situation is sounding stranger and stranger :2 cents:

kane 09-23-2016 02:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave90210 (Post 21180304)
I don't think that's a bad rule. I stayed at hotels where guest weren't allowed after a certain time. Most residential hotels have strict no guest policies. Allot of ads on Craigslist have allot more rules like time allowed in apartment from x time to x time, no kitchen privileges etc which I think are ridiculous.

Again, though, you have to ask. What kind of people live in residential hotels? Also, what kind of person do you expect when you have rules like this. To me, and I consider myself a pretty normal person, it seems crazy that someone would tell you that you can't have friends over to the place where you live.

It seems to me when you have these kinds of, what I consider, strange rules, you are going to attract strange people.


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