My Friends ENTITLEMENT Has Gone Crazy After She Moved In r/Relationships

[@AndyyWithAY]

Didn't need to hear anything else. She kicked the dog😠😠

[@carolroberts4614]

Absolutely!

[@mindyschocolate]

Agreed. Buh-bye.

[@Russman67]

She's lucky she was just kicked out. A lot of dog owners would put hands on her over hurting their dog.

[@DanaG1970]

I was thinking the same thing, she would have out the second I found her abusing any of my animals.

[@nekorei2023]

She kicked the dog, she gonna go to hell alive

[@owl7072]

Story 1: "You didn't tell me how bad I was behaving!" You're a grown adult. And you kicked the dog, that alone would be enough for me.

[@EluneAnzu]

Story 1 update: I always love the stories where the flying monkeys are stuck dealing with the person they were enabling and get to realize how bad it was.

[@mandalorianhunter1]

Then talk to the person they blamed and tried to act all casual like they did nothing wrong.

[@Sharee005]

@@mandalorianhunter1right! I would have rubbed it in her face. OP should have had a more snarky comment than what was made lol

[@devegas4910]

Yup. Let them deal with it

[@jadadallas5891]

Had that happen to me. Tried helping a family friend. It was awful. My sibling and sibling's spouse were all about how I'm the worst. Then THEY got to live with this "friend". Two months and they were done. I dealt with it for over a year. 😂😢

[@mandalorianhunter1]

@@jadadallas5891 yeah always easy for them to talk until it happens to them.

[@pixel9548]

I live in a senior community and we have a freaking Kendall! Her name is Diana and she is currently on probation for throwing another lady's floral arrangement against the wall. That's just the tip of the iceberg. She's a mean drama queen!!

[@starlingswallow]

UGH!!! I'm so sorry!!😢

[@GoldenXBoots]

Boooo!! Do away with Diana!

[@carolroberts4614]

She needs the rough music to drum her out(pots and pans rattling!)

[@francinetitherington4060]

Hope she's gone soon.

[@dexine4723]

Lol, I sympathize - one of my colleagues is like that. My favourite story about her is the time she staged a dramatic shouting match with someone, screaming at this person on her phone, in full hearing of her work colleagues, before slamming it down, punching a wall and bursting into noisy tears. The only problem was, we were close enough to see that the the phone was switched off at the time, so it was just a performance that she'd staged for us... She has the useful talent of being able to cry on demand, and she's weaponized it over the years to escape retribution for her lies and bad behaviour.

[@heatherdickau5335]

Story 2 now OP knows why her ex roommate is divorced. He is useless.

[@pippo17173]

I forget he is married. Now we know why the wife ran faster then a criminal on the run.

[@DragonicGamer32]

Yeeep. I believe ex Roommate believed that OP would raise his child for him and he'd have life a little easier. Terrible parent. I feel bad for the kid but if he really wanted what was best for her he'd step up.

[@ayanaatthrivebewhole]

Mark's best comments to Story 1: "I'm not a violent person, but if somebody kicked Poppy, my foot would be splitting their cheeks!" Lol😂😂😂😂

[@Wander85942]

She kicked the dog? Roommate would be dragged out by the hair and lucky to keep her teeth

[@BritInvLvr]

I think my knee jerk reaction would be physical.

[@photofreak56]

I don't have a dog but if someone did that to my cat I'd need bail money.

[@user-blob]

Yep.

[@eowyn8340]

And lucky to be able to walk without help later on. Anyone abuses my dogs, and you won’t remember the next few hours of your life.

[@photofreak56]

@@eowyn8340 fucking mood anyone who would abuse an animal is automatically the Asshole

[@EnDB]

Living with them can be the quickest way to lose a friend.

[@nonsensicaluniverse4757]

Yep. I go to a boarding school and any time a friend asks if we could room together, I say no because I know it would cause more trouble than good. People are good in separate spaces but living together reveals who someone is

[@shadowkissed2370]

The only time there were no issues with me living with a friend was with my ex-best friend. We didn't even have to speak to each other we just knew what the other wanted or needed. We were so in tune with each other that people thought we were actually a couple.

[@Mitzthatonekid]

Yep. Roommate turned ableist on me when I moved in-

[@tippytoe1250]

My 14 year old daughter went on a school trip to NY. She shared hotel room with her best friend. She came home and told me how disgusting her BF was. They were both on their period and she told me her friend did not clean up after herself. Not flushing toilets, not cleaning up her period blood in the bathroom and just leaving her used pads wide open in a shared bathroom.

[@Hullyeah]

I still talk with 2 of my old roommates and none of the others. It's mostly because the three of us figured out we were terrible roommates in the one semester we lived together.

[@kristinecollier9155]

Kick my dog!? You'd have SECONDS to get out!!!!

[@CaitlinKelly-mo1ld]

That's exactly what I said!

[@cniknik9863]

Nah don't leave, square up right now 😤👊🏽 you are getting these hands. (Never even been in a fight, but would for my dog)

[@shannonbullock2202]

Whenever someone says “you’re just like everyone else” the response should be “yes, it must be everyone else not you…the common denominator.”

[@navi2710]

Story 2 - My 4 year old niece knocks on the bathroom door and waits whoever is in the bathroom. This is a 11 year old girl. If she needs the bathroom she can wait. OP you didn't do anything wrong. The parents need to do a better job teaching their spawn.

[@lina9535]

That's better than my niece when she was that age. From a tiny little terror to past 5, she was like a koala with me. If I didn't let her into the bathroom with me, she'd sit outside and cry about it. Being the favorite aunt is hard. Now she has her own little terror to deal with 😂

[@navi2710]

@lina9535 4 to 5 its fine if they throw a tantrum. I'm just trying to say it's not appropriate for an 11 year old to behave in such manner. And this behaviour is due to the parents poor parenting.

[@lina9535]

@@navi2710 Oh absolutely. I was going more in the direction of your niece vs my niece that age

[@UchuKejiMovan]

That definitely wasn't the first time she kicked the dog and her going through the OP's personal info would've no should've been gone a long time ago.

[@rylashadow18]

S1) Kendell is going to learn the hard way that in the adult world we don't play games, take tantrum throwing over grown two year olds nor entitled brats. S2) Dude felt he was owed whatever OP had because he has a child. That girls going to learn the hard way that her dad won't be able to get her out of her messes when she's older nor will the world at large take her little attitude.

[@LightSage89]

Story 1: You gotta feel a little revenge by proxy when a mutual friend doesn't believe that a friend is a bad roommate, takes that friend in, and then discovers first hand that the stories about that friend being a bad roommate are true. Also Kendall has some nerve to kick her friend's dog and then come back begging for a favor to get a job. If anyone ever kicked my dog, they are permanently off my "friendly favor" list.

[@cornbread12987]

You kick my dog you might not make it out of the appartment

[@fallingawayfromthenorm]

Story 1 - NTA. How can anyone side with the soon-to-be-ex-friend even when they know she’s abusing animals? Sorry, my sympathy for people finding themselves on the streets ends when they abuse animals and lose housing for that reason. There’s never a reason to kick an animal unless it’s genuinely attacking you and you’ll die if you don’t fight back. A neighbor in my apartment building got evicted after she threw a kitten from the 6th floor of our building and was caught on surveillance footage doing it (as well as a couple eye witnesses seeing it), honestly I don’t feel bad for her and I don’t feel bad for OP’s former friend. Even before the animal abuse, OP had enough reasons to kick her out for being entitled and a bad roommate to live with.

[@KCohere33]

More dog kickers probably

[@pippo17173]

Well those friends are gonna know soon enough that she is a energy sucking vampire.

[@mindyschocolate]

Poor kitten!

[@paulastiles5507]

That poor, poor kitten.

[@spaceunicorn6000]

Saying OP is a bad friend because you 'didn't tell her off on how badly she was behaving' is demented. She's an adult. Why would it EVER be your responsibility to make sure she acts decent? This sounds symptomatic of covert narcissism. No matter how entitled or unhinged or abusive, they're always the victim.

[@madambutterfly1997]

90% of her problems aren't even real and more of just her poor choices manifesting

[@bonniehuh]

Story 2 - if someone says "you're just like everyone else" or anything like that (eg "all women" or "all men), its a big indicator that the individual is a hot mess and refuses to self reflect.

[@bobbievedvick9334]

When I went to a boarding school in high school. I was told never choose a friend for a roommate because you won't be friends for long. It's true. I saw more friendships frizzle by living together.

[@EnDB]

The daughter requested that she leave the bathroom four times now. Seems like she's just waiting for OP to use the bathroom to want to go in.

[@juliearmfield2634]

Yeah the dad has taught the kid how to be manipulative.

[@AngelaMerici12]

That's what I thought. And the father is creating a monster.

[@SpookyTiney]

Story 1: if someone kicked my cat like that, there would be extreme violence from me. What a monster!

[@caiargagnon]

I broke up with my boyfriend for many reasons but what broke the camels back was kicking my dog in the ass with steel toed boots on. I told him his anger is out of control and you need to control it because you could have seriously hurt or killed my dog. He said "I did control it. If I wanted her dead, she would be dead."

[@HeidiGraham1982]

What a MONSTER! Was your dog okay?

[@stonefox2546]

Holy shit. So glad you got out of that relationship safely.

[@MarionHogan-m5i]

Same thing happened with my niece and her ex-boyfriend, she gave him his marching orders immediately 😱

[@sarahthorpe5082]

Once someone physically abuses someone else’s pet it is game over!

[@user-blob]

Or any animal.

[@tully6648]

Story 1: "well you have the cash and a credit card" THIS IS WHY SHE HAS NO MONEY! She's the kind of person who doesn't realize there's a difference in being able to "pay for" something, and being able to "afford" it. Until she learns what it is, she will always be broke. OP is well rid of her, and hopefully her friend will have the guts to tell everyone that OP was right about Kendall. Otherwise, she'll just keep working her way through the friends until she runs out.

[@lorrainemontagnon1537]

I'm with you Mark if someone were to hurt my little Harry, or any other animal, they would be picking up their teeth with broken fingers!

[@BruinPhD2009]

Story 1: OP should have sent her packing after she caught that lunatic snooping through her financial accounts. No way in hell anyone stays in my house after that.

[@merlinathrawes746]

I hope OP contacts her HR AND warns them about Kendall. Story 2: I hope you were able to get the locks changed.

[@FlipTheBard]

To all those "friends" that criticized OP she should've just told them "You're free to home this choosing beggar dog kicker then!" Then they would've come with a million reasons as to why they "couldn't help poor Kendall".

[@eowyn8340]

Story 1: That roommate was lucky that all OP did was yell at her for the dog abuse. If I ever caught anyone kicking one of my dogs, that would be the last thing they remember doing for several hours before waking up in an ambulance.

[@krystiharper]

If anyone hurt my pets I would call the cops for animal abuse.

[@kateemma22]

They don't need to come, I don't need them finding out where the b-tch's body is.

[@MarionHogan-m5i]

I wouldn’t have to call the cops, just the ambulance if someone hurt my dog 🐶

[@sienkiewiczmonika1161]

Story 2. He: "Good luck paying your rent" Me" You didn't pay your part anyway...

[@unicorn12345]

I’m honestly shocked that Ann actually followed through and let Kendall stay with her. In these types of stories the flying monkeys usually just criticize and don’t offer any help themselves.

[@liabowden8526]

"My foot wpuld be splittin' their cheeks" 😱🤣💚🤘 Must protecc da Pup! Love ya, u cheeky so&so. Snuggles to Poppy!

[@JoJoGranum]

I heard “kicking the dog” and that decided it. She can go and stay out.

[@grangerweasley]

I went through something similar with a a so-called friend. I let her move in with me and my kids after my divorce. She used me financially, ate up my food, never helped around the house, never paid rent and laid around all day watching tv. I ended up kicking her out and haven’t talked to her since!😎

[@starlingswallow]

Your Ex-friend is a narcissist. She's displaying all the signs. Competitiveness Crocodile tears when confronted That switches to screaming Can't follow or respect boundaries Gaslighting Minimizing your feelings and jobs Snooping Smear campaign to turn people against you Hurting animals Spoiled & entitled Using people/transactional (what SHE can get out of people to benefit THEM Wow. I'm so sorry OP😢

[@mikef2811]

I learn that at an early age that if you hang out or go out a lot, that is the quickest way to burn through money.

[@StephFish1004]

Story 1: The nerve of that friend to reach out after taking Kendall's side, not to apologize but to complain. No sympathy to be had here girl, this is karma.

[@dallezzra8063]

If you want to break a friendship fast, live with them.

[@anwarpine6797]

“Good luck paying rent now” from the guy who didn’t pay rent? Lol

[@jennya9838]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@HodajuciParadoks]

1. Op should tell whole truth to people...tell them she kicked and did hurt the dog...innocent animal. People only have her lies to make opinions. With liars only TRUTH can fix it.

[@HodajuciParadoks]

If after that, they still think she is in the right to kick the dog and be horrible person, they are like her, cut contact with monsters. I could never be friends with people who kick animals

[@MisterNightfish]

Kendall is the personification of "people who have problems are problems". If there is anything to take away from these stories, it's to not just "let things go". Notice how often OP excuses Kendall's shit behavior. That has definitely been a pattern throughout the "friendship". Imagine how much more peaceful life can be if you never let it get to the final straw that breaks the camels back. Why not have a healthy camel instead of a quadriplegic?

[@lina9535]

I had a "friend" back in school who was such a leech. She expected me to be late to school because *I* had to go from school and to her place to get her, then wait patiently as she got ready with makeup and then walk back to school (she lived closer to school than me, not even 3 minutes away, and I had a 15-20 minute walk). B*tch still owes me money that I'll never get back. At least the guys in my class payed back what they borrowed.

[@cynthiaholland13]

Wow, I love that last sentence! Never heard it put that way

[@MisterNightfish]

@@cynthiaholland13 I came up with it myself. I felt so bad for the hypothetical camel :D But I'm sure someone else has said it before.

[@jillimi]

How is that OP still hasn’t blocked Kendall? She kicked OP’s puppy!!!!

[@wildridegaming874]

You didnt lose a friend, you lost a toxic abuser.

[@AlisaWhiteheart]

13:10 love the 4 arm Mark xD

[@matthewzaslavets8423]

Just you wait untill he recovers and uses his domain expansion, Malevolent Subreddit

[@weirdlybeloved]

Omgggg that bathroom one really hits home. My sister and I used to live with a couple who pretty much ignored their kid's existence and expected everyone else to take care of them.. but God forbid you try and go to the bathroom. Both of the twins (5 at the time) developed a bad habit of waiting for my sister or I to use the bathroom, and within thirty seconds they were knocking on the door urgently, insisting they HAD to go. And of course, the same "parents" who ignored their kids any other time would always choose those moments to tag in and berate you for not immediately opening the door so the kid could use the bathroom. And yet when they tried pulling the same thing on their mom, she started screaming about how she JUST got in there, so they can wait. Even MY mom does this (especially at night) for whatever reason. She'll wait for me to go into the bathroom, then run into the hall from her room (right next to the bathroom, so she can easily see that the light in the bathroom is on and that I'm in there) and be like, "are you almost done in there?!" It's like, NO, I just got in here, which you clearly know!! So she says "I didn't know you were in there, but I reeeeeally gotta go!!!!" It's so freaking annoying. I swear, my dream in life is to have my own place, if only so I can use the bathroom in peace.

[@madambutterfly1997]

If you get over a lost friendship that quickly it was probably never real to begin with

[@silvanonsilverhorn8371]

Story 2 update - well, I guess now we see where daughter got her entitlement from! Also, thought for a sec my eyes were playing tricks on me, but nope, Mark really did have 4 arms there for a sec. Keeping us on our toes, I see! 😂

[@carolroberts4614]

I thought I was seeing things! I wasn't watching properly, as I'm watching Columbo at the same time!

[@stirrednotshaken4823]

Lol…I missed that and had to go back to see! 😂 13:13

[@linzi9814]

Nah she'd have been leaving with a busted nose after the dog incident. Bang out of order

[@lorrainemontagnon1537]

Hey everyone! Going to make sure today is a great day 💗 Lots of love to all of you and of course to my favourite narrator, Mark, and his sidekick, little Poppy 😊

[@broken_queer_but_fighting8589]

🤗🤗💜💜🤗🤗💜💜

[@nineblackgoats]

Nah you got it backwards, the Pops is the star of the show and Mark is actually her sidekick x)

[@SappyDuder]

Story 1: Honestly, if I were OP I'd tell the story on FB, Instagram, and everywhere else she posted the story. Hell, I'd tell her parents the monster they created in hopes they talk some sense into her and/or cut them off. And I'd demand she pay the vet bill due to her being the reason the dog had to go, even going as far as to take it to small claims court. Glad Kendall is finally getting some karma Story 2: Rachel needs to learn how to take "no" for an answer as she is already on her way to becoming an entitled brat. Makes sense though since the dad himself is an entitled asshole. "You're just like everyone else" is very much a "if everyone around you is an asshole in your eyes, maybe you're the asshole" moment

[@nerd1949]

You caught her kicking your dog? What else has she done to the poor animal? There is something wrong with someone who does that. Tell her uni friends that they can house the dog kicker.

[@loisfrancis7896]

Mark i am with you no one yell or kick my dog i will get so up set i will kick back and yell back that girl was never your friend ok she was just an entitled monster of a person and your parents are right you never tell anyone how much money you make or you have in the bank when it comes to other people money lord they get stupid .

[@Kimberly_Sparkles]

Story 1: I have heard so many Anne's in NYC. I never offer a place in my apartment to anyone with a story like this. I help them find a space. Most of the time? The Kendall's of the world can't pull these stunts on nonfriends and they either move out right away or simmer down.

[@1tommyday]

S2 Every time theres a knock on the bathroom door OP needs to say She is on the toilet. End of power struggle

[@TwiggyHetfield27]

Story 2: NTA. We had one bathroom shared among 4 people (my parents, brother, & myself). We always waited our turn. This guy basically saying "Mine & my daughters bathroom use takes priority over yours" is ridiculous.

[@stirrednotshaken4823]

Yes, we have one bathroom in our house and at times it can get rough depending on how many people are in the house. Luckily, we live next door to a gas station and people have had to make use of their facilities when needed. 🤣

[@noahthenormal]

13:10 Four armed freak!

[@carolroberts4614]

Forewarned is fourarmed!

[@AngelaVEdwards]

I’m right there with you, Mark. You kick my dog and you’re DONE. 😡

[@BloodSunBlast]

Story 2: NTA they clearly never grew up with siblings

[@GaskyChan]

I would call the people that still sympathise with her after they knew she kicked the dog “puppy kicker simp” every time they tried to talk to me

[@TSUYOMIchan]

I’m making a blanket of crochet flowers for my cousin’s wedding gift. Always love your kind and open-minded approach to stories.

[@cynthiaholland13]

That sounds lovely

[@TheRichmaster24]

For story 1 if someone doesn't change their mind at "you're siding with a literal puppy-kicker", that's not someone to be friends with

[@dm9078]

My only question is why is Anne still in OP life? I mean what the actual fuck? The minute that’s so-called friend called OP cruel OP should have blocked her everywhere. It seems OP has trouble setting boundaries. Or standing up for herself. The ex roommate should’ve been gone the minute OP found her snooping her personal details. It took the ex-roommate, kicking her dog for OP to finally have enough.

[@kganyamphahlele9777]

I lost my ish at the dog being kicked!!!!

[@Rebelrocker69]

In the second story I sure hope OP didn't leave her toothbrush in the bathroom where roommate's daughter could get her hands on it. If she did, I would never use that toothbrush again. Also OP should consider sueing the roommate for unpaid rent. That sh*t adds up quick.

[@emilyd1643]

13:12 mark even grew 2 extra arms to defend OP’s dog against the ex-friend 💀

[@BasedPoliwhirl]

>no car payments >no student loans >live with a friend, presumably below market rent >still broke How do people manage to screw up this bad

[@Mama_Bear_of_3]

NTG is how some people shorten the word nothing. So, she was saying nothing had been done to her lil dog. If any one kicked one of my four legged babies, they had better run fast and far from me.

[@SherlocksLeftNipple]

Story 1: "She refuses to cook or meal prep." There. That's where all her money is going. One day of nice takeaway can easily cost what I spend on food for a week. If she's doing that every day, no wonder the toxic fool is broke!

[@sirlarsonbarksonthewhitehe8615]

Good morning waffle gang! My son and I are just enjoying spending time together.

[@vanguardangel6912]

And these stories are perfect examples for why I will NEVER have roommates EVER again

[@mickjackson6596]

Story 2. Simple solution. When in the bathroom. Shut and lock the friggin door.. I don't know why you weren't to begin with. NTA

[@DragonbornMike-ym2er]

Story 2: Sometimes bathrooms are occupied and you'll have to wait. That's just the reality of a shared living space. Waiting a couple of minutes isn't extreme. But given how much of a deadbeat the roommate sounds like, I'm not shocked this is how his daughter turned out.

[@elliotwarren1090]

Last story: Roommate: *doesn’t pay rent for months on end* Also roommate when kicked out for not paying rent: Good luck paying rent now

[@heatheraucoin5832]

The Roommate- It was just a dog. I dare her to say that to John Wick. Do you know what he can do with a ✏️?

[@kyriacarica5862]

“I will be glad to tell Kendall that you’re willing to take her in since you’re very concerned about her” and then watch them panic 😂

[@thelastofthemachines]

Story 1: Be thankful she didn't claim tenants rights and make you evict her. So many things could have gone really wrong here. Please don't rent in the future.

[@greendiamondglow]

That girl is her father's child

[@omoidashu]

I let a friend move in with me temporarily while in between apartments (one lease ending and the new one delayed being ready) for 2 weeks with her dog. It was honestly great, we got along so well and I loved her dog. It was also good to get her out of her old apartment where her psycho ex knew she lived. New apartment ended up being really sketch (showroom was nice but apartment itself was shit with roaches and zero privacy) so we kept our arrangements and added her to the lease. It was good for more than half a year but she started dating and things quickly turned south. I understand why people say don't live with friends.

[@nekorei2023]

Mark with a new video again! Ending my night with a good vid to listen to

[@nailsnailsgoodinbed]

I would absolutely malicious comply with the toilet rule - any time anyone is in the bathroom doing anything I'd be like, "sorry, I gotta go" "oh, you need to do 1, well I gotta 2 so get off the toilet"

[@MCBRUCE76]

S1: Never ask a question, where you might have to end up being the answer and the solution to the question. OP: "when I asked her about her plans on her accommodations" Kendal: that's the thing, I was going to ask if you have an extra bedroom that I could move into. I was like "OP say NO", but she had to, otherwise this story would never have happened.

[@KatieB33]

Story 2 the guy sounds like my son. Zero self reflection and it’s everyone else’s fault and not his own. I now realise I’m a people pleaser and constantly say sorry even when it’s not my fault and I can see how I failed him.

[@wmdkitty]

S2: YTA. She's a child. She's 11. She's entering puberty. Barring her from the bathroom is cruel, and OP can brush her teeth for 45 seconds in the kitchen. Toilet needs take priority.

[@annabethsmith-kingsley2079]

if my roommate had a daughter I'd get a different roommate

[@tinak2576]

Good morning! I’m painting this fine Sunday morning while listening to Mark! ❤

[@broken_queer_but_fighting8589]

Oooo cool

[@annem7806]

Anytime a housemate has custody in your shared apt, rent needs to be adjusted for additional person, utilities etc.

[@FlipTheBard]

13:11 Mark suddenly has 4 arms...

[@Burglar-King]

Great that Anne called out her behaviour. She’ll tell everyone else who were non believers the truth. Narcissists (Kendrel) are good at hiding the truth.

[@amadddd0]

S1: Despite the context OP is wrong, generally speaking, about not sharing salary info. Specifically with peers, its a way to ensure you as an employee are being paid fairly

[@wildridegaming874]

Story 2: Hang on brushing teeth? you can do that out of the room, let them go to the toilet, kids often dont plan ahead and only go when its practically running down the leg. But the adult person can hold it (unless they have diarrhoea, vomiting)

[@demariusperry9233]

I'm an Ahole, a Huge Ahole, and I can't conceive what reason why you would kick someone's dog. That's just evil.

[@annabethsmith-kingsley2079]

I was was 20 and I was finally on my own, I took in my friend who'd just been kicked out of her house for threatening her mother with violence. I felt worried for her and offered her to come live with me, knowing full well that she was an immature person and that helping her would cause us to stop being friends. For a long time I looked back on that and thought it was noble because I offered to help her selflessly, knowing she needed it but that I'd lose her as a friend. Well, eventually we stopped being friends anyway and I know realize I shouldn't've offered to help. I should've let her sisters help her as they were all in their 30s and were established in their own homes. She was not a problem I could take on and I did it anyway. It was a bad decision. She became increasingly abusive as we lived together. It was very dysfunctional.

[@troubleinthevalley5884]

Oh honey, your first mistake was offering a month's free rent. You do realize now she's going to expect that every month, right?

[@laurentiare]

*Story 1 OP:* If anyone were to kick MY dog, I’d be turning into John Wick.

[@fishsticks3729]

Ntg ==> nothing

[@hodgeelmwood8677]

Oh, and let me add: Never discuss your pay with friends and family. Discussing it with your co-workers is different, but it does depend on the circumstances.

[@madambutterfly1997]

She's not allowed to make these types of jokes

[@tashahantz4643]

I had an amazing roommate once. She got my dog high, I kicked her out soo fast. I felt horrible, but my dog will always come first.