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Input: I have two roommates, and we live in a college dorm. One of my roommates I get along really well with, we are pretty laid back people who like to share the room with each other rather than making it feel divided. Our third roommate isn't like that, he likes to use our space but likes us to know that his is his.

He left me very little space in the room. Well, because of the lack of space I have, it's hard for me to find space for everything that I have. For this reason, I set a stack of papers and notebooks on top of my PC, which I need but have nowhere else to put. They're not in a precarious position either. 

Today, I came back from an exam, and set my backpack down, before turning around to leave the room. As I'm walking towards the door. Suddenly, I heard a loud crash, and turned around to see my notebooks on the floor, as well as my roommates shattered bowl. He likes to leave his dirty dishes right next to my desk, on the edge of the fridge.

He demanded that I buy him a new one, I just kind of ignored it, not agreeing or disagreeing, because I could tell he was on one of his frequent power trips. He likes to bully me a lot. Later he brought it up again, with my other roommate in the room. He explained what happened to the other roommate and the other roommate said I don't owe him anything, That it was just a freak accident. This made the first roommate mad, saying that I was negligent and owed him. He's taking a Business Law class, and now thinks he's a legal expert. 

As a side note, one night earlier this semester we got drunk, and when I was looking after one friend getting food, this same roommate went through my drawers and ate my snacks, and went through my fridge and drank my beers. He told me it wasn't his fault, he was drunk and I should've been watching my stuff. I didn't make him pay me and let it slide as a mistake.

I said I don't think I owe him. He told me that he's always known the papers were going to fall and break something of his, so I should've too. I asked why he'd put breakable objects in a place where he knew they'd get broken then. He called me a liar and an asshole. Among other things.

Tl;dr My bullying roommate is holding me accountable for a stack of notebooks on my desk falling and breaking his bowl.

So, AITA?

refusing to buy my roommate a new bowl