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Input: So my roommate and I live in a small, single room dorm. I purchased a microwave and fridge in the beginning of the school year and allowed my roommate to use them. However, my roommate eats a lot of foods with \*very\* strong smells. Stuff like fishy smelling ramen, frozen Indian food, tamales, etc.. She is also just... sort of dumb??? and burns stuff in the microwave. Like one time she put chocolate chip cookies in the microwave  for three minutes and our room smelt like burnt chocolate for DAYS (along with our hall). 

Anyway, when she makes these foods, our room smells like her food all day. Also, the microwave is right next to my closet so my clothes end up smelling like her food for a while. There \*is\* a microwave that she can use in the dining hall so I wouldn't be completely depriving her of her frozen smelly foods, she just wouldn't be making it in the room.

So would I be the asshole if I asked her not to make her food in our room anymore (just food that leaves  a strong smell)?

asking my roommate to not microwave smelly foods in the room