Redditor Plans To Evict Roommates With A One-Year-Old Kid For Not Paying For Things And Treating Them Poorly

Living with unappreciative roommates can prove to be extremely irritating. It becomes more annoying when they flat-out refuse to contribute to their part of the bills due to a disagreement, even though you’ve always treated them well. Multiple people sharing a residence obviously implies dividing expenses and duties, and it’s expected that all parties will be contributing. However, whenever a roommate refuses to pay because of an issue, problems and tension get created, ultimately leading to the living arrangement having an uneasy air and ruining the vibe in the house. Today’s OP is going through the same situation and went to Reddit’s AITA forum to share his experience. Read down below:

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#1) Is OP in the wrong for this?

#2) OP has two roommates and also lives with his wife. The roommates have not paid anything for months but he didn’t kick them and their child out.

#3) They paid OP back but treated him badly afterwards, and don’t help clean the house either.

#4) OP and his wife have been cleaning after them but are tired of it.

#5) OP has done a lot for them such as letting them borrow their car for three months. They abused the car a lot, but OP didn’t ask for payment.

#6) OP’s last straw was when one roommate called to cancel a plumber that OP had called. They also wanted to sign off on the lease.

#7) They’re refusing to pay OP now even though their one year old has destroyed their carpets.

#8) OP gives us an update and says that OP and his wife talked to them about it and they have moved out to a new house.

#9) OP appreciates everyone for their input.

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Living with ungrateful roommates who refuse to pay their share of the bills due to disagreements is truly annoying. It really wreaks havoc on the financial equilibrium of the residence, puts unnecessary stress on connections, and deteriorates the overall vibe. Hopefully, the original author ultimately finds the courage to move forward with kicking the roommates out after encouragement from fellow Redditors. Read down below to see what Redditors said about this situation:

10) It’s the best for their growing family, honestly.

#11) All of us would have.

#12) OP has done a bit too much for them honestly.

#13) They’re not roommates, they’re just freeloaders.

#14) No need to read the rest, TBH.

#15) A little harsh, but maybe OP needed this push.

#16) Absolutely insane to me how OP let this go on this long.

#17) Exactly, they’re living off of OP and his wife.

#18) The Mexican saying applies very strongly here.

#19) At this point, OP might have a people pleasing problem.

#20) That’s totally true, OP is a good person at heart but their kids, their responsibility.

What did you guys think of this one? Have you ever been in this situation or known someone who was? Share your story in the comments down below and stay tuned to Defused for more!