Answer for question 4256.
Feb. 26th, 2015 08:08 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
trelobita[Error: unknown template qotd]I had a roommate from HELL. Let's see:
- He had a terrible habit of leaving a stove eye on when he left the house.
- Nearly every night, he fell asleep in the living room instead of in his bedroom with the tv on and a DVD playing.
-He fell so behind on his part of the rent that toward the end of our co-habitation, he took to only coming in after I fell asleep and leaving before I got up so I would never get a chance to confront him.
-Worst of all, he was feeling suicidal at one point, and accidentally shot a hole in my desk while mulling over the idea and fidgeting with his gun. After that, I took the gun from him and hid it, but he thought that was fair, considering that he had damaged my property!
This was a long time ago, and though this person was a horrible roommate, he is still a really good friend to this day, and has managed to turn his life around for the better. Somehow that makes this awful time worth it. He had hit rock bottom, and inviting him in was an act of mercy.
- He had a terrible habit of leaving a stove eye on when he left the house.
- Nearly every night, he fell asleep in the living room instead of in his bedroom with the tv on and a DVD playing.
-He fell so behind on his part of the rent that toward the end of our co-habitation, he took to only coming in after I fell asleep and leaving before I got up so I would never get a chance to confront him.
-Worst of all, he was feeling suicidal at one point, and accidentally shot a hole in my desk while mulling over the idea and fidgeting with his gun. After that, I took the gun from him and hid it, but he thought that was fair, considering that he had damaged my property!
This was a long time ago, and though this person was a horrible roommate, he is still a really good friend to this day, and has managed to turn his life around for the better. Somehow that makes this awful time worth it. He had hit rock bottom, and inviting him in was an act of mercy.
