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I was told by a former roommate that I had to kick-out that "I had too many rules." Apparently expecting her to put away food she makes and not leave it out all day, call me before she brings a guy I've never met to spend the night, (she called our other roommate who at the time was not even on the lease, I was, and he was half-asleep and barely understood what was going on) and expecting her to not bring her personal drama to our home, was "too many rules."
She's a great friend, but oh my God she was the worst roommate I've had. However valid things would be that I can be too moody.
My attentiveness to waste not want not.
From turning off lights ... To repurposing items.
I dislike clutter.. So I tend to not let junk mail make its way into the house.
It gets shredded and used for packing material.
I'm not much of a housekeeper or organizer; when the place finally needs cleaning (by my standards), I can do a pretty good job. I just don't see it as necessary all that often.
A former roomie once said; "Looks like the last tenant here was Arnold Ziffel!"
Last edited by 2nd trick op; 09-11-2016 at 07:27 PM..
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