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Input: So, I found my current apartment in Airbnb and made a deal on the sideline for two months with the owner. This month I asked him if she could book the next two months (February and March) and she booked. Last Friday I asked her to book April and May and she told me she already had someone else to book with and since she didn't bother to ask me if I wanted those months, me and my gf started to search for other apartment.

When I told her I was searching for another one and might leave sooner she said she was going to try everything to let me keep the apartment and by the end of the day she told me I could stay in the building but I had to move a different apartment. I told her to book for April and May but I wanted to see the apartment first.

This "new" apartment she's offering doesn't have balcony, has old style furniture but seems a bit bigger.

Today I went to check a different apartment with gf and we visit one which we found perfect but we probably have to ditch March, April and May in this apartment. 

AITA for even think of leaving the apartment without keep up to my booking? No legal compromise here.

(The apartment we saw today has balcony, 2 bathrooms, very nice living room and the building has gym and nice valet parking service with 24h security for almost the same price as the actual one)




booking two months of rent with my landlord and now backing off