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Input: My (21 F) room and my roommate’s (21 F) are connected with a single door separating us. So, we share the shower and bathroom (they’re in her room) . In order to go to the kitchen and the other side of the house, she needs to cross my room. Thus, no privacy whatsoever. However, she also has a back door in her room. Guy comes over at 1 am and spends the night(booty call). She works at 6 and I work at 7 so I wake up around the time she leaves. Well today I woke up, went to the bathroom and saw said dude with the door open in his boxers. This isn’t the first time this has happened, I’ve seen other dudes literally peeing. I texted her if she can have the dudes that sleepover to leave at the same time she does because I feel uncomfortable (showering early in the morning, and using the bathroom) since there’s a male in the exact same room. Also, that’s a STRANGER she’s leaving in our apartment and all my valuables in MY room can be stolen since the doors don’t have locks and it’s an old apartment. She proceeded to get angry and telling me she doesn’t need to accommodate what’s best for me and that I don’t think about the other person. So am I in the wrong here?? 

texting my roommate to have the guys that sleepover to leave the same time as she does