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Input: My roommate and I have lived together for almost 2 years now. When we first moved in, there was a bit of a controversy over who got the bigger room. I obviously wanted the bigger room so I told her I would cover the electric bill for the extra 5 square feet of space (stupid, I know).
This year, I am in the apartment a lot less because I go home to visit my family more often. Our electric bill has been obnoxiously high lately for only two people living here, especially since I’m only here a few days out of the week.  She is here every day of the week and is terrible at turning off the lights or the television. I usually fall asleep before her, but when I wake up in the morning I notice that she turned on every light in the kitchen and living area including the lights being on in her bedroom. Not only is keeping the lights on all day every day a waste of money, it’s not good for the environment. I tried to be nice about it by telling her to try to be better at turning off the lights if she isn’t using them. 

Last year, I went grocery shopping for the apartment often, and she just constantly ate the food I would buy. I don’t have a problem sharing bread, butter, or any of the basics, but she thinks that everything is free range for her. This year I started buying less groceries because I am here less, but she still finds a way to eat all of my groceries. She makes all of my coffee k-cups and she doesn’t even finish the coffee. I don’t use anything of hers or eat any of her food (because she doesn’t buy any). On top of everything, she is the most entitled person I’ve ever met. She doesn’t have a job and treats her parents (who give her all of her money) like they’re an inconvenience to her. 

She is also very messy, she will leave her stuff in the living area for days on end... from laundry and textbooks to her cats litter box (which we agreed would stay in her room). I also didn’t agree to a cat in the first place, considering I’m allergic. 

She comes into my bedroom whenever she wants and who knows what she does when I’m not here. We’ve been friends for years but it’s ridiculous how little boundaries she has and how little she chips in for ANYTHING. I know I’m a pushover and should have addressed this earlier, but I just don’t want to feel like I’ll be the one in the wrong if I do. I’m just tired of being a pushover. 

asking my roommate to start paying half of the electric bill and to have more boundaries