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Input: Would I be the asshole if I called the RA to kick my roommates guests out. My dorms are kind of like apartments and she doesn’t share a room with me but just the bathroom and kitchen. Yesterday she asked if she could have a friend stay in her room while she was away, while I told her I’d have to talk to our other roommates too but there shouldn’t be a problem. She then included the fact that there would be 3 more guys with him staying in the living room. We’re also an all girl dorm. I asked where she would stay and she said at her boy friends dorm so they could have her room. We left it at that we would talk later.
. The next day they showed up. She didn’t mention that they were coming so soon. After they got here she told us that they were staying for a week and she also said she doesn’t know them that well and barely just met them when they came. She does this often but never that many people or for that long. They are also extremely messy and leave the toilet seat up and there’s been pee on the floor, a problem that hadn’t happened before. They also change the AC so it’s so hot in the morning and her guests got mad at me when i changed it to a cooler temperature. Even though I live here! I want to tell her something and say they can’t stay during the  school week, and my other roommates agree, but we don’t want her to then not let anyone over ever. It’s not the fact that there are people over that’s the problem, it’s the length their staying and how inconsiderate they are. Would I be the asshole if I anonymously had our RA answer to a noise complaint and kicked them out???

calling the RA on my roommate for using our dorm as a hotel