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About 2 weeks ago, my roommate texted me asking if her boyfriend can stay over for a couple of days. I replied, "Yes, long distance suck and it's no problem (he lived and worked 2 hours away)!" On about day 3, I grew suspicious due to subliminal messages. He told me he lost his job and looking for a new one. The next day, he was talking to a friend outside and I walked passed and he my roommate is out here. I knew had a bad feeling. That same day, he said, "we are getting a TV in here." I said we? and he ignored me. Worst of all, he would not give me space for the first week. He would come to talk while I was in my bedroom with my door closed. If I am on the phone, he would put himself in my conversation.

By day 6, I text my roommate "how long is he staying because it's been a couple of days, is everything okay?" She replied, " I wanted to talk about that, is it okay if he lives here? It would lower the rent." After collecting my thoughts, I said I would rather move out if he can take my lease. The next day Rent was due so I said if he plans on staying, he needs to pay a third. She didn't reply for two days so I had to confront her about it Monday (Day 8). I asked her what is going on? He said he has been looking for a job but couldn't find one. She asked what would I prefer. I said I would prefer him not living here and if he plans to stay he needs to pay a third of the rent. She said she needs a couple of days to think.

I gave her 3 days and asked what are the updates? No reply, so I texted her the next day. I asked, "Can you please tell me what's going on. I want things figured out by Monday and I plan on talking to the leasing office if things aren't sorted. She replied, " I need time to find a solution, it's hard to find someplace else to live but I'm working on it." I replied, "No disrespect but I have to talk to the leasing office if he's still here and he needs to pay. I feel used but I know you meant no harm." She said she understands and will pay his third if need be.

I don't think it's mean that I want him gone but my friends do. They said he might be on the streets and my issues are minor. I think it's unfair that I have to take in a stranger whom I know nothing about and help pay rent/utilities when I am still buying household items and have other bills. Also, there's not much trust anymore.

Do y'all think I am being mean? Also, do y'all think I should tell my leasing office what is going on Monday (that will be 2 weeks officially).

Some background: *I didn't know he was planning to live here until after a week.
*After he came, they started eating my food but I confronted them about it twice (in person and text) and it didn't happen again
*His roommate kicked him out so that's why he's here
* My leasing office said if a person lives here for 2 weeks, he must be on the lease, and I don't want to mess my lease up
* I am a 24y/o young professional, my first apartment in a city I'm not from, my roommate works too.
*People says I should let him stay because he's homeless, but I seriously can't afford letting him stay here free and there's too many red flags
*I LOVE my privacy and quietness
*They're nice, but they weren't honest with me and avoided communicating with me until I confronted them

**UPDATE** She left the apartment and took all of her belongings. Since we shared the lease, I am left to pay for the rent/utilities, and she didn't pay her half this month. She won't respond to me and I don't know where she currently lives. Luckily, the leasing office is allowing me to find another roommate. I am preparing for legal action.

wanting my roommate's homeless/jobless boyfriend to leave our home after staying for nearly 2 weeks