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Input: Ok, let me start by saying I haven't actually acted on this yet, but i have kind of been stewing over it. 

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A few months ago my friend and I moved into a flat, and got in 2 other people. I really enjoy living with them (aside from this one element), we are similar minded, get on really well, and generally have a great sense of community in the house. This is the first time I've been on the lease of a property. I do have a big sense of pride in our home and feel like its our place. Its not just a room in a building, it's our home. I haven't felt like that since I left Mums ten years ago. I am responsible for running the flat bank account, internet, power, dealing with the landlords. I've been doing the lawns too and organizing all of that.

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Essentially it appears i have a higher standard of cleanliness than my flatmates. Ive tried to bring up chores but its sort of been falling on deaf ears. Im working as hard as i can to keep the place clean but everyones leaving dirty dishes in the kitchen and im constantly cleaning up. Ive been doing about 80% of the house work.

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The reason im mentioning this here, is im not actually sure if I have the right to be upset as its me that have this sense of pride in the house and I get that not everyone else does. AITA?

being upset about the amount of cleaning and work I do in my flat