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Input: My roommate told me about  two weeks ago that it makes her uncomfortable when I have the guy I am dating over sometimes. She said: 1. She doesn't like him staying on school nights (she's in college) because she feels weird getting ready in the morning when a man is in the apartment. And 2. She doesn't like him staying over on non-school nights because she likes to sleep in and her cat keeps her up all night, and this is somehow connected my bf? I am not really sure I understand that. But at the end of the conversation, she said to just give her a heads up on weeknights where I  am going to have him over. I think that's dumb since this is my apartment too, but I said I would do that.

Last night I texted her on my way home from work and said, "Hey I'm gonna have (bf) over later tonight. Just wanted to give the heads up since I  had him over this weekend." Her reply was, "Okay np thanks for the heads up!"

I woke up this morning to get  ready for work, my bf stayed in my room the entire time while I made coffee and grabbed food for my lunch. Her door was cracked and I guess I  woke her up by moving around in the kitchen. She then sent me a text  saying that she didn't think it was fair that I had him over last night because I know it makes her uncomfortable, her cat kept her up all night, and that something woke her up this morning and this is one of  the few days she gets to sleep in (it's a non-school day). I replied and said that the cat keeping her up was not my problem, and it's not fair of her to tell me I can't be in the kitchen before I go to work in the morning, and that she had previously said it was fine that my bf stayed over.

We then proceeded to message each other back and forth while I was at work, and I honestly felt like most of what she was saying was contradictory. A lot of it had to do with  being woken up this morning (my fault, not his), and the fact that the  cat kept her up all night, which I still don't understand how that is  our fault? She then said she was just going to stay at a hotel until  finals are over in two weeks and I told her that she was being dramatic. She seemed to take offense to this but I refuse to apologize for any of  what has gone on.

I know I am only giving my side here, but I really don't see how him staying over one  weeknight a week really affects much. The cat issue isn't on me, I can't avoid going into the kitchen before work, and she told me it was fine that he was over last night. I am at a loss for what to do, and seriously don't know if I am the asshole here for telling her she is  dramatic. AITA?

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    TL;DR:  My roommate is mad that I had the guy I am dating over even though she  said it was okay the night before. I told her she was just being  dramatic and that I am not sorry she is upset.

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telling my roommate she is being dramatic