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Input: (On mobile, sorry in advance) tldr at bottom

My current roommate (f18) and I (f24) moved into an apartment together in December. I only said yes to letting her move in with me because I thought it would be a good experience for her entering adulthood and it would also help with bills for a bit (this is my first apartment after leaving my ex, so I had no furniture and wanted to buy some with the extra money I was saving having a RM.)

We split everything 50/50, we discussed how things would get done around the house (like chores and such) and privacy things (letting the other person know if we are inviting people over, ect). So far she hasnt done any of her half of the chores, and has brought people over all hours of the night. I did Express to her multiple times that we had talked about and agreed upon house rules and she wasnt following them. She usually plays the victim role and apologizes a lot, then saying she'll never do it again but did it again anyways.

We've lived in this apartment for just about 12 weeks now, and shes only stayed here maybe 5 weeks out of 12. I believe it's because I told her no booze/partying allowed (because shes only 18 and I'm 24 so I would get slapped with a heavy fine if the cops showed up.)

After talking to a mutual friend about this, they told me that my RM said she hates living here and she wishes she never moved in, but RM tells me to my face that she loves living here and it's so nice.


Tldr; Helped out a friend by getting an apartment with her, only to have her not help out when shes suppose to. AITA for wanting to ask her to move out?

wanting to ask my current roommate to move out by the end of the month