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Input: TLDR- dude below me vomits multiple time a day; now my room is starting to smell like vomit


So I live in an apartment that has one floor above me and one below me. The walls are EXTREMELY thin, so we all can hear each other all the time. Since my lease started in August, I’ve noticed that I hear the sound of vomiting every morning and every afternoon. It is very obviously vomiting and it happens multiple times a day, every day, without fail. Although it’s a bit disruptive and gross to hear, I’ve never said anything because like, obviously the guy is having a rough enough time as is; I’m sure he doesn’t want to be puking just as much as I don’t want to hear it. 

Lately though, as it’s begun to heat up, my bedroom has begun to smell like puke. You know that smell after you clean up puke but it still lingers? Like that. I figure it’s coming from his bathroom that is probably directly below me. 

Would I be an asshole for calling the leasing office about this? I’m honestly not even sure what they could do besides notify him about the fact that others can hear/smell it. 

calling the leasing office on a guy who keeps puking