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Input: Roommate and I have lived together for 8 years or so, the last 2 he's become more financially independent. He used to rely on me for a lot of things, as I helped him escape a bad situation. He's since paid back rent and such. When I first bought my house 6 years ago, I furnished it entirely myself. He has since bought 3 things of his own (coffee table, tread mill, and dresser in his room) otherwise it was all furnished by me, and he didn't pay half of it. I'm okay with this, given the situation he escaped. Other things, like a fence and shed in the backyard, he agreed to pay half - shed because he didn't feel like he had anything with the house, and fence because he wanted a place for his 2 dogs to run around. I built most of the shed, all of the fence, without his help. 

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I bought a Kitchenaid mixer last fall, admittedly on a whim, and he immediately said he wasn't paying half of it as he'd "never get use out of it". Last night he said he wanted to get an attachment for it for making zucchini noodles, and I said that's fine - as long as he pays half. He got upset, insisted (while at the store at 10 pm) I tell him if I expected him to pay half of all other things he hasn't paid half on, like the washer/dryer I bought 6 years ago. I said no, just this, because it's not a household item and he insisted he would never use it. 

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History, we typically pay half for things we'll both use. I asked him about his moving out plans 6 months ago, and he said he doesn't foresee being able to move out for 2+ years as he finishes school, plus he can't afford to move out alone, doesn't want to/can't because of medical issues, doesn't trust moving in with a friend, and has 2 dogs + 1 cat and rentals don't like that many animals, especially apartments. He complained at the time that his rent was too high, so we agreed on a plan to lower it a little more to help him save to move out, but he's largely not done that, either. So he's not going anywhere, for a while, unless I formally evict him. 

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However, I have also bought things that he's later used that he didn't pay half for. My TV and Xbox in the living room, he didn't pay anything towards and I don't expect him to. He's got his own stuff as well, but likes using mine as he doesn't necessarily like being in his room alone. 

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AITA for not letting him use non-necessary kitchen appliances without paying a share of it? 

not sharing all my kitchen appliances