“I 20M am not comfortable with my GF’s 19F living situation and I’m not sure how to bring it up.”
In a recent college dorm incident, a visitor to his girlfriend’s dorm became concerned about the treatment of a fourth roommate. This additional roommate, who had been added to the living arrangement late in the process, was being marginalized by the other three roommates, who had formed close bonds before her arrival. The visitor observed that the fourth roommate was given limited space in the shared kitchen and fridge and was mostly isolated from the rest of the group.
The situation escalated when the visitor felt uneasy about the way his girlfriend and her friends were excluding the fourth roommate. He considered the possibility of addressing this issue with the dorm’s administration or the roommate’s family, given that the behavior seemed to create a hostile environment for the fourth roommate. Some suggestions included contacting the dorm authorities to report the unfair treatment and potential mismanagement of shared resources.
In reflecting on this situation, the visitor was encouraged to focus on his personal growth and to move forward from his past relationships. It was advised that he maintain his integrity and seek healthier relationships in the future, while also considering the well-being of those involved in his current circumstances. This situation highlights the importance of addressing roommate conflicts and ensuring fair treatment in shared living arrangements.
The internet was fully invested in the update.
floridaeng wrote:
Big_Programmer52 wrote:
UpDoc69 wrote:
rainyreminder wrote:
It sounds like OP made the right decision.