What do you get when you cram 6 college girls into a tiny, off-campus house for a year? Drama . No matter which way you slice it, a group of that many females is going to fracture at some point, creating factions of opposition, passive aggression, and pettiness of Biblical scale. One woman named Claire recalls a time when her and her 5 other friends were all very close– during their junior year of college –but that was before they all moved in together and noticed that each other's quirks were…

Living in close quarters with someone forces you to be up close and personal with their messy rooms and weird habits . Lots of people have bad roommate stories — some can only be shared anonymously! While having a terrible roommate is awful at the time, it can result in some hilarious stories to tell your friends after the fact, as these people below know all too well. Communication is key when living with other people, but some of these bad roommates are terrible at it. There are reasons why c…

The only thing worse than a messy college apartment is when you have to do all the cleaning.

If you're not paying rent, you forfeit your right to an opinion.

This one had people totally split in the comments as to who was in the right.

A group of grad students decided to move in together, but their tight schedules are causing a major rift in their friendship.

Reddit's AITA subreddit often presents us with complicated social situations where different considerations and ethical reasoning could make the decision go in either direction. This is not one of those times. This woman saw fit to make off with his roommate's cat, citing the roommate's lack of attentiveness to the pet as her justification and reason. The internet has swiftly condemned her actions, calling her a thief and kidnapper and declaring her actions completely unjustified. The woman wri…

Jealousy isn't a great personality either, my friend!

They do say a pet's behavior will resemble its owner's!

This guy hatched a plan to get his roommate to admit he was stealing, but did he go about it in the right way? The guy posted to r/AmItheA****** to ask for a verdict on if he went too far, or if he his roommate was actually the jerk in this situation. As the OP shared, he has two other roommates who he lives with, sharing costs, but not the cost of groceries. That didn't stop one of the OP's roommates from stealing his milk and drinking it, then completely lying about the situation and denying…

Bad landlords, careless delivery drivers, and wrong labels on food — these are just a smattering of random things that got on people's last nerve this week. R/Mildlyinfuriating is constantly updated with irritations big and small, submitted by folks around the world. There are a few interesting trends this week. For one, several people have posted receipts with mysterious new charges. One had an ‘economic recovery fee,' which is bold way of begging for coins, I suppose. On a slightly larger sca…

You never really know a person's quirks and habits fully until you've lived with them. For these poor roommates , it's too late! They're already stuck living with a person who is convinced that they're doing everything right, and their roommate is the one interfering, actually. I've had wonderful luck with roommates in my own life, they all were normal and clean (great qualities in a cohabitator). The worst thing that ever happened was when my roommate put an egg in the microwave and as soon as…

We've all had a terrible roommate, and if you haven't, it's because you probably are someone else's terrible roommate!

Roaches and bedbugs and landlords, oh my!

Anyone that could intentionally hurt an animal is a complete monster. Animals haven't done anything wrong and certainly don't deserve to be abused by jerk-off hoomans who think they can get off scot free. One Reddit user recalls a story of the time he took justice into his own hands when his roommate committed one of the most atrocious and unforgivable crimes known to man. After his drunken roommate kicked a baby kitten in the face, the true hero of this story, u/Reaper1868 , protected the dign…

This is what living with Norman Bates looks like.