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Input: I just moved into a home with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths where I rent a room. Although I have my own room i have to share a bathroom with another roommate. The other two roommates have their own private bathrooms inside their bedrooms.

One of my roommates (who has their own private bathroom inside their bedroom) has his gf spend the night literally every day. She has a key to the house, she’s here when her bf (my roommate) isn’t all the time, &amp; uses the “common areas” frequently, uses the WiFi, electricity, kitchen, etc. I don’t care about any of that tbh.

My issue is that she keeps using my bathroom. I already have to share it with another roommate but idk why she won’t use her bf’s bathroom solely.  This causes issues mostly bc she uses my bathroom to shower &amp; etc in the morning when I need it to get ready for school. I also have a disability that causes me to use the bathroom more then normal.

Would I be the asshole if I asked her to stop using my bathroom &amp; showering in it? &amp; instead asked her to use her bf’s bathroom inside his room?

asking my roommates gf to stop using my bathroom