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Input: Hi everyone. My first roommate (20, M, we'll call him R) wants us to move out of our tiny townhome into a bigger place so his girlfriend can live with us. Currently it's just the three of us, me (20, F), and another roommate (20, M, let's call him J). Our place is great, it's less than a mile away from the university we all attend, rent is extremely cheap, I get my own bathroom (the boys share the large upstairs bathroom), hardwood floors, quiet neighborhood- the whole nine yards. R already lives in the master suite already, which is the size of J's and mine room combined, and mind you that's still really small, my bedroom has enough to fit my full bed and a chair and that's about it, but I'm so busy I'm really only ever in my room to sleep. Recently, R's girlfriend (19, F, let's call her L) has spent the night at our apt every night for about the past 5 months, I'd say. I have no problem with that, she's super nice, is respectful of all of us, etc. but she complains that it's always cold (we barely run the heater to keep our utilities low + the big windows make it hard to keep warm, anyway) and that R's bedroom is way too small. She has her own apt nearby but her roommate is moving out at the end of the semester. She brought up just her and R moving into a place alone when our lease ends this summer, but R isn't ready for the commitment of living alone with his girlfriend (dating for 2(?) years)  so he wants all of us to move into a bigger place. R, J, and I have been friends for a long time, and I really like living with them. I have made it very clear I'm completely open with moving as long as 3 conditions are met: 1. It's still close enough to walk to school (R and L have paid for the expensive parking passes, J and I usually walk of take the bus), 2. Each of our rents doesn't go up more than $100 (including L who would be paying rent, now.) and 3. I still have my own bathroom. Am I being unreasonable? J and I are the only two roommates that are completely financially independent (both from single parents, my mom barely makes enough go sustain herself, and J's mom has 3 younger kids) while R and L both have their parents pay a cut of their rent. We had a big talk last night, looked at apartments and R &amp; L said I was being unreasonable to want all 3 of those things, so I asked why should we move? Why doesn't L just move in full-time with us? Why don't they just move out into their own apt and J and I find a new roommate? Or why doesn't she find another roommate and we keep the arrangement we have now? I think I hurt her feelings and I really don't want that, but I'm also not giving up such a good apt because one person who doesn't even live there is unsatisfied with it. Am I the asshole? Or should I be more open to compromise?

not wanting to move to accommodate my roomate's girlfriend