Entitled Roommate Demands From Redditor To Give Their Only Parking Spot To Random Girl They Invited That Isn't Even On The Lease And Does Not Pay Rent

"You need to move somewhere without a simp for a roommate."

Sophia

• Published in Interesting
• September 20, 2023

In the realm of roommate woes, one Redditor found themselves embroiled in an all-too-familiar tale of entitlement. Their living situation took a rather unexpected turn when their roommate decided to invite a complete stranger—a girl who neither paid rent nor featured on the lease—to move into their shared abode.

The initial shock of this newcomer's presence paled in comparison to the outrageous demand that followed. The roommate insisted that this random guest be granted exclusive access to the only parking spot available within the unit.

Understandably taken aback, OP was not willing to surrender their parking privileges so easily.

Attempting to reach a compromise, OP proposed sharing the coveted parking spot with the uninvited guest, but their roommate's response was nothing short of bewildering. Text messages from the roommate reveal a perplexing attempt to guilt-trip OP into compliance, imploring them to be a "gentleman" and allow the stranger unrestricted access to the parking space, especially during her evening visits.

The roommate, it seems, was not even the owner of the car in question, making this situation all the more confounding.

As tensions escalate, OP finds themselves grappling with a conundrum that many have faced—how to navigate the fine line between asserting their rights and preserving a semblance of harmony in their shared living space.

Just take a look at the original post...

OP's roommate invited a non-paying, non-lease-holding girl to live in their house and demanded she have the sole parking spot. When they offered to share the spot, the roommate's response was unexpected.

Just take a look:

Scroll down to see what people had to say!

No roommates—that would be a dream!

They'd gladly sit on the floor in their own place if it meant avoiding the presence of a roommate.

"40% rent, 30% shared, 10% for parking, or simply, 'Adieu, roommate!'"

Good for you, OP!

Indeed, a Ritz cracker insult would at least come with a hint of buttery satisfaction!

Seems like it's high time to start the search for a more compatible cohabitant.

Absolutely, it's only fair that the new roommate contributes their share of the rent, and as for the parking spot, no pay means no spot!

Sigh...

One can't help but wonder if their roommate's entitlement comes with its own parking spot reserved in the realm of absurdity, with no rent to pay.

Why bring race into this?

Grant her the parking spot and let karma tow her car down the road of life's lessons.

Remind him that inviting a random stranger into their home was a level of aggression they hadn't signed up for on the roommate agreement.

House rules apply to all. The parking spot remains non-negotiable, period.

"Nope, not happening."

Logic? Not found!

We kinda agree...

If he's that concerned, he might as well become her personal parking valet!

Mystery girl, no lease, eviction risk—it's plain stupid.

When insults fly, it's time for them to hit the road.

Hand over the lease; let her deal with the headache.

It appears they've reached a parking impasse with their roommate.

It's like letting the landlord referee the parking Olympics since they can't seem to reach a consensus.

When 'white privilege' becomes his argument, it's a signal to halt cooperation on anything.

Time to call the landlord and either redo the lease as a three-way split or show the new guest the door.

If she's not on the lease, get the landlord involved—this white privilege talk is just noise.

Why not embrace chivalry and offer to be her personal parking escort if he's that concerned?

Who needs the risk of a messy situation, right?

No more room for games; call the landlord pronto. He's breaking the lease by moving someone in.

Generosity has its limits!

In the world of choosing beggars, this roommate's demand raises questions about boundaries, fairness, and the ability to stand one's ground when faced with an unreasonable request. What would you do in this situation?

Comment down your thoughts or share his article for all your family and friends to see!

Sophia