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Input: My roomie and I share a small 1 bedroom apartment. They have the bedroom with a door and I have the living room area that's right beside the kitchen as my "room". In my area are 2 desks and a dresser, and my one (comfy) computer chair. We eventually also got a small Ikea bench in my "room" that I hoped would solve this issue.

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Just about every time they come into the living room area and I happen to not be using my chair at the moment (either im in the bathroom, in the kitchen cooking, ect), they like to sit in it and play on their phone, or use my desk to write down something ect. And that's perfectly fine. I have no issue with them sitting in my chair or desk when Im away and not using it. But the second I'm ready to use it, I feel like I should be able to nicely ask them to move since I'd like to sit at my desk. 

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Oftentimes they get upset and say me asking them to move out of my chair/or asking them if they can sit in another spot, ect makes them feel unwelcome. It's puzzling to me because I try to always ask as politely as I can. I understand that the living room area is also a place for us both, which is why we got the bench, but I also feel like my computer chair and desk 1 (where my computer and work station are) should be mine to ask for at anytime without getting attitude. AITA?

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asking my roomie to get out of my chair