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An update from yesterday.
Went to the police, they had a print out of all the texts we'd sent as a household regarding all of the issues that led up to her feeling the need to phone the police. Apparently she's baking cakes for a festival which takes place this weekend, so she's incredibly stressed. The police however said they don't deal in issues regarding the payment of household bills and they're going to speak with her today. They could tell from my texts that I was more concerned about her ability to pay, than actually being abusive, but advised I don't text anymore - even though the only time I did text was in response to her. I'm still not sure whether I'll get any money or whether our landlord will evict her at the end of the month so looking for elsewhere to live.Fooler, would you like her number?!
- Look at the bright side, at least you won't be getting butt-raped in jail.
Glad it has turned out OK for you.******** - This turned out well for you.
Good stuff!Continuity - Are you from Brighton? This reads like a Brighton kind of problem :)scruffics
- a Brighton problem lol... what?********
- It is land of the house share, to be fair********
- Haha, Brighton? A city of victims? No.Ianbolton
- Usually guys named Ian are pretty good at handling shite, what happened??robotron3k
- Even if it means tiny Tokyo sized apartments, UK needs a housing revolution to avoid all this shared house nonsense.shapesalad
- And tiny Tokyo apartments are actually well considered and functional. I miss my year in Tokyo.shapesalad
- Are you suggesting people can never live together in shared housing? I've done it for years and never had this level of bullshit.Ianbolton
- Although I'm not denying there are plenty of issues and loads of arguments, but surely it makes you a more responsible human being having these interactions?Ianbolton
- Look at the bright side, at least you won't be getting butt-raped in jail.