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Input: We have a rule in the flat; everyone does their dishes but when they do them do the nigly things like cutlery that builds up. Sometimes dishes don't always get done straight away so there is a 48 hr deadline to them. It's fair but it's always been a bit of a struggle to get the third flatmate to do his dishes.

Then he got a gf. She's loud, kind of annoying and smelly. Not nice smelly. She has basically moved in. There is an agreement on the lease that if someone is a relationship, that person can't stay the night more than 3 nights a week unless obviously communicated. It's reasonable. But she's basically moved in. She hangs round our house like a bad smell some days, like alone. It's fucking wierd. And guess what, she can't even be bothered to clean up ater the both of them.

I've repeatedly had to ask them before they leave the house to do their dishes. The dishes are there for more than 48 hours. I asked them to do the dishes before I got back from the supermarket, still not done. She started doing them when I got in the shower after training so my shower was running cold. I got out and asked her to do them once I was done in the shower, it may seem petty but it's about boundaries for fucks sake. I'm an angry person by nature and I have been trying really hard not to blow up at them. I'm going to put the dirty dishes in his room next time he leaves the house so he gets the message. He'll be lucky if I don't put them in his fucking bed.

wanting my flatmate or his gf to do their f*cking dishes