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Is it normal that my roommate’s partner stays over five nights a week but pays no rent?
Crowd verdict
73%
said it’s not normal
73% Not normal27% Normal
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What people are saying in this demo
1
“Five nights is basically a third roommate.”
2
“The issue is the unspoken expectation, not the relationship.”
3
“Totally fair to bring up utilities and boundaries.”
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Is it normal that my roommate’s partner stays over five nights a week but pays no rent?
Crowd verdict
73%
said it’s not normal
73% Not normal27% Normal
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