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Input: Hey everyone, I'm a first time poster. Came across this thanks to vids on YouTube. A little backstory. We are 4 people renting and living in a 4 bedroom house. We had a set of rules that were agreed on when we move in together. But the ones discussed here are the " guests" rule. We agreed that guests were allowed one but for overnight stays, everyone must agree to it and can only be on weekends unless it's an emergency. ( We are fairly young and all of us have had some experience with shitty people). 
Everything is ok untill one of my roommates started bringing his girlfriend over on the weekends. We didn't mind at first, but she's here from Saturday to Monday and then back again on Wed. 
She always ends up doing her laundry and doing alot of cooking, which I don't mind since is a domestic thing once in a while. But every, fucking, weekend. And then when she's over, the " volume or loud noise" rule goes out the window. Which if it's a  weekend, I don't mind but on a Sunday when we all need to be up and out by 5:30, is a bit annoying. It's been 2 years and I feel she should be contributing since she's here 4 days a week. She doesn't really help with cleaning or even just helping take out the trash ( trash days are Mondays). I just feel like the one time in the week I do get to relax, is the time of the week I need to work around another person. It's not fair that she is here every weekend.

thinking my roommate's GF needs to pay rent or something