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Input: So it was a Monday night, around 2am and they had been blasting music for around seven hours. For context, I’m a student who lives with four other girls all of whom are close friends. I met them in September when I needed a room urgently. They had one to spare. We get along well but I’m still the outsider of the group due to being fairly reserved. 


The night in question, they were throwing a party and had around 10-15 people over. I was in my room the whole night as I had assignments to work on and an early start the next morning. The music started around 7ish but as it was a Monday, I figured it’d go on for a few hours at most. 


At midnight, there was no sign of the party quietening down, so I went out and asked one of my roommates to turn the music down and start wrapping things up as we were well into the quiet hours for our accommodation (11pm-9am) and I had to be up early. She turned the music down slightly and said that people will be leaving within the next hour. I said okay but asked her to keep in mind that it was a weeknight and went back to bed. 


Turning the music down had very little effect as the bass was literally pounding the walls and people were screaming. The front door shares the same wall as my headboard and was constantly shaking from people coming in and out and slamming the door.  This went on until around 2am when I decided to ring our accommodation security to file a noise complaint. They came up, shut the party down and a week or so later, we received a letter for a $100 fine for violating a noise clause in our lease. They agreed to split it between them as I had nothing to do with it and They have no idea I was the one who complained. 

Honestly, I don’t feel guilty because they were being inconsiderate but they’re all currently in the kitchen trying to figure out how they’re going to afford the fine (broke students) and one girl is crying. They saying that whoever reported them is an killjoy asshole and noise is to be expected in student accommodation. AITA?


filing a noise complaint against my own roommates, resulting in them being fined