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Input: I have two roommates. They're friends. They go to the same college. We are NOT friends. I don't like them because I feel left out by them (I tried to be their friend and ask lots of questions, but they never return the favor), I feel that they're pretty judgmental, I don't like that they're strong Christians and pushed it heavily on me in the past.

And I resent the fact that one of them, I call him Billy, well Billy's grandpa owns the apartment building so Billy does not pay rent. He only pays part of the electric/internet bill.

Billy sends lots of text messages complaining. I feel targeted by Billy. He does this thing where he sends a whole long text with lots of guilt trip and passive aggression about one simple thing such as me leaving a glass on the table. 

Because Billy doesn't even pay rent and because he was rude to me, I feel like he doesn't get to tell me shit. I am very tired of Billy and the other guy bossing me around, but acting like best friends. 

They also told me they aren't comfortable with my girlfriend staying over because Billy's grandpa wouldn't like it. Fuck that.

I should be able to have my girlfriend stay, I'm tired of only inviting her when my roommates aren't there. I live there too.

I'll admit, I did screw up once. I smoked weed in the apartment which they don't like and I rolled joints on top of Billy's textbook and forgot about it. He was pretty mad when he found it on the couch. I apologized and we worked it out. 

So. I decided that I'll just avoid contact with them. I know we live together, but at least we don't see each other much. I decided I'll just let my girlfriend stay when we want to and it does not matter what they think. I won't go out of my way to be shitty but I refuse to do what they say anymore, and they can deal with it.

AITA for standing up for myself or are my roommates assholes? I'm genuinely asking. My girlfriend says I'm doing the right thing, my mom says I'm being too harsh and kind of a douche.

wanting to talk to my roommates as little as possible and openly telling them no/not doing what they ask