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...upon the first and second kitchen run-in. Once she starts doing the dishes greet her with a touch of the arm and a loving smile.
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- make a dishwashing and in general cleaning schedule and routine, stick to it. a sink full of dishes is where the bigger problems start
- no wet laundry left in the washing machine ever, mildew grows that way
- do not take anything mind altering in the house without the other person knowing, have a plan if shit hits the fan
- be nice to their guests but communicate directly if their guests make you uncomfortable and why
- have some emergency contact info on hand from the other person
- hang out enough but not every day, most important have fun
May 20, 2024
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I haven’t had a roommate for a couple decades, but these are two danger zones.
Chores: Agree to a fair distribution, set a schedule and stick to it. We had 4 roommates and 4 main chores. We agreed to do them on the same day and it worked well.
If one of you is neater than the other, deal with it now. If one of you is louder and/or stays up late, talk about those things. If you don’t, the louder messier roommate will do what they want and the quieter neater person will seethe and fill with rage.
Food! What’s shared and what’s personal?
You’re best friends so you’ll get along great, just try to be proactive when dealing with any strife.
Nov 14, 2024
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And WASH them. that’s how you become the roomate of the month.
Feb 27, 2024
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