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Input: Firstly, I normally wouldn't have an issue with it but there are certain circumstances this time. Also worth noting, smoking is prohibited in and at my apartment complex.

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It's finals week right now and I had my last final today that happened to be for the class I've been struggling in all quarter. All of my housemates knew about this final as well. This morning, I woke up to a really strong smell of weed. I knew it was the smell of weed because my body reacts very negatively towards it i.e. I get extremely nauseous and a pounding headache. This happened right before (half an hour) my final. 

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I knew which housemate it was coming from because the smell was coming from her room. Earlier this school year, she told me that her girlfriend smokes weed for health reasons, but said she would never do it in the apartment, only in her car or outside. She has done it 4-5 times inside now since January, and each time I just left for a while. This housemate, however, has known for a while how my body reacts to the smell. I slightly confronted her by asking if she knew why our apartment smelled of weed, and she immediately got defensive saying she doesn't smoke weed. I never insinuated that she did; merely just wanted to know if she knew who was smoking it or if anyone cooked something that resembles the smell. 

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The nausea and headache affected my performance on the final today as I was unable to focus as much as I wanted to. I messaged the group chat of my housemates, excluding the suspected housemate because she doesn't want another housemate having her number, and stated that it smells of weed in our apartment and that I would really appreciate it if whoever it was smoking it would refrain from doing it inside our apartment as it makes me physically ill. No one acknowledged it so I emailed the resident manager, who deals with apartment issues. I didn't ask him to confront the housemates, I didn't even state who I thought was doing it. I just stated the situation, how it affects me, and asked if he knew how I should personally handle the situation (callback to the strict no-smoking policy). When I told my parents what I did, they freaked out and said I was being a complete asshole and that I should've just ignored it and let it go. 

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So, AITA?

going to the resident manager because my housemate's girlfriend keeps smoking weed in the apartment