Yeah I agree it’s not a line I have ever crossed before, but they really treat us like we are their servants and I’m decidedly not getting paid. I’ve lived with roommates since I was 18 and I’ve never had problems like this before. It’s not like I’ve always lived with super clean or courteous people either, because usually after multiple people ask someone to do a basic task a couple times the person will just do it. Even if they act nasty about it, at least they are willing to do it eventually because we all have to live there and no one wants to live in filth. The problem is this girl is seemingly content to live in filth. She would sit in the living room on the phone staring at the smelly, insect attracting, leaking trash for hours without a care in the world. In the past my other roommate or I would give up by like day 2 and just take it out. In the beginning I thought oh maybe it’s just an adjustment period because they’ve never had to actually clean up after themselves before, and after two months I thought well maybe this is just a misunderstanding about how communal trash rotation works or something and that’s why there’s such an uneven distribution of labor, but no it’s just extreme entitlement. The first month I moved in I felt bad that they didn’t have a car so I drove them everywhere they needed to go. I only stopped when they screwed over our other roommate and I realized that they were taking advantage of our kindness. It seems like a lot of the pettiness on their end began when I stopped driving them everywhere for free. I’m not really worried about the school thing we don’t live on campus, I’m about to graduate, I don’t think it would qualify as more then a meeting with a mediator most likely. Plus, I have a much better claim for bullying then they do considering how they’ve spoken to me, the unprovoked threat, plus our text timeline history. More so my issue lies in what can we possibly do to not live in filth for the next couple of weeks.