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Input: Let me preface this a little. 

I graduated college a semester early and moved back home while job shadowing and waiting to get into grad schools. Since I have no money, my parents are actually paying for what I used at college (ie- rent, utilities). I have lived with my roommates for a couple years. Every summer, we agreed that the roommate who lives there pays the utilities that are fluid, meaning they change with amount of usage. These utilities are- gas, water, electric. 

So, since I have moved home, my roommates are still wanting me to pay 1/3 of the gas, water, and electric. I said no because my parents are already letting me live here rent free and paying for what I use here. I also do not contribute to the usage of said utilities, so the **prices went down**. They said that they were not "comfortable" paying 50/50 because it was not fully discussed, even though we have done this the past two summers. AITA here???? I have not used any water, gas, or electric, so I am actually confused as to why I should be paying? I told them I would pay the bills that didn't fluctuate, because I thought that was fair since we all signed off on Wifi/cable. I am trying to discuss this with them, but they just don't respond, except for saying they are not comfortable paying it. 

Also, just to add, one roommate has a bf that essentially lives there without actually being on the lease. He does not go to school, and sits in the house most dat. He uses MUCH more water, gas, and electric than me, so why is he getting it for free?

If anyone can contribute feedback or solution I would really appreciate it! 

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TL;DR i am not using utilities so why should I have to contribute? 

not wanting to pay bills that I do not use since I've moved out