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Input: I only have class 3 days a week and I'm only at my dorm those three days. During those three days however, since she has the other 4 days to do whatever the fuck she wants, I expect to be able to use my dorm. I am extremely easy going and now I found out probably too much so. After the winter break, I came back to my bed already made and I was like "oh okay cool thanks". I'm local and it saved me time because I didn't have to move my shit into my room again. 

Fast forward to 2 weeks ago, I come in and her friends stuff is completely moved in and then it dawn's on me, she made my bed because it's actually her friends shit. I realized she has moved her friend in. I at first let it slide but I can no longer sleep in my dorm because her friends in my bed and then about a week later i find out that they are doing drugs, at least weed and Coke and constantly have alcohol all over our dorm. 

 So I reported her last Friday for the drugs and for moving some girl into our dorm. The girl is forced to move out and my roommate has been written up for violating multiple rules. She is on the edge of being evicted (also due to an incident in the beginning where she had alcohol poisoning and had to be taken in an ambulance from the dorm because she wasn't breathing, she's supposed to be in AA, so another rule broken. I wasn't even in the dorm at the time.) 

She is angry at me because she has to pay fines now, they notified her parents, and she might get evicted. If she's evicted, she might have to leave as she can't afford to live anywhere else and won't be refunded.. however I pay the same amount of money she does to only live there three days and I was essentially kicked out of my own room when her friend was living there. She has 4 days to do whatever she wanted and she thinks I was unfair.. she didn't even ask if she could move her friend in.

My roommate is blaming me for possibly having to leave college and for her parents finding out about her drug use and for fines.. I said it's her problem not mine. AITA? 

reporting my dorm roommate