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Input: I live in a two bedroom apartment with two separate bedrooms and a shared kitchen/living room. My roommate is one of my closest friends. However, she has some annoying boundary issues? She has a problem with me making out (or anything else) with people in our apartment. I get if it was like, in the loving room, but even in my own room she's uncomfortable with it. At what point does it stop being a comfort boundary and start being too controlling? She's not lying about it making her uncomfortable, and I'm not judging her right to feel safe and respected in her own home, but how far does that extend before its unreasonable? And am I the asshole for wanting to kiss someone in my own bed when it makes my roommate upset?

not understanding my roommates specific boundaries