Are you guys on the same lease?
Confronting her is best, but until you get up the nerve for that I would keep moving the thermostat back.
No, we're on different leases here.
I need to VENTUIGVKjbdsc,oigbrfkndjv
First off: This is a post about roommate issues.
So today I went to Chicken Express for lunch, and then came back to my apartment. It was hot in here, folks. Like really fucking hot. I couldn't breathe. Naturally, I go and check the temperature; my roommate has it set to 95 degrees in here.
95 degrees.
I turn it down to 76 because, as far as I know, that's a good average temperature.
I go in my room so that I can sit down to eat, and my roommate comes out of her room and knocks on my door. I answer, and she says to me, "Leave the temperature up. I'm sick and I can't have it too low. I have asthma."
I'm trying to figure out if this is a fucking joke, like some mystical force set this scenario up to troll me. I have asthma too, and the thought of having it 95 degrees in an apartment to help fix my asthma problems boggles my mind. Whenever I go anywhere and it's too hot, I don't stand a chance of catching my breath. I've been this way since I was but a wee lass, fresh from my mother's uterus. How did I make it in the maternal oven?
So I tell her, "Well, I have asthma too, and the heat in here is choking me. I can't breathe."
She says to me, "Turn on your ceiling fan and open a window or something," and I just shut down. Something in my head broke, because I didn't even say anything. I just went in my room and sat on my bed so that I could try to gather my thoughts.
Guys, she sets it to 95 degrees all the time. We have this back and forth where I'll turn it down to 76 and she'll turn it back up to 95. So I pretty much give up. I have been leaving my ceiling fan on 24/7 and I have one of those little rotating fans next to my bed that I also leave on 24/7. It's been this way for the past three months, and IT'S STIL TOO HOT IN HERE. I can't sleep at night so, I'm pretty sleep deprived.
It's really fucking cold outside, so I'm not gonna open a window. Hell, even if I did, I still wouldn't be able to breathe because of how damn dry the air is. (Asthma sucks lolz)
A little history: I have to bitch at her to get her to give me her money for our internet bill (she JUST paid me for the first time last week for the last two months. I had to get angry to get it.) And she doesn't clean out my microwave so it's filthy in there. That irks me. :/
Am I overreacting or what? I don't know what to do because she pays rent here too and has a right to comfort but FFS, 95 degrees! Who does that shit?
/livejournal
Your roommate is insane. I've struggled with asthma for most of my life, and INCREASING the heat is a speedy way of making things worse.fuckingfuck
Humidifier is also really important if Astmha is bad, had one most of my childhood.No, we're on different leases here.
I'm gonna suggest the space heater and see what happens.
Your roommate is insane. I've struggled with asthma for most of my life, and INCREASING the heat is a speedy way of making things worse.
I didn't know you have asthma, though. I guess that comment you made about being GAF siblings is starting to make more sense now.
She texted me just now:
"I don't need a heater. It's fall already also and it's cold outside so u can open ur window. With my sinusitis and asthma i don't need more issues. that is y they put fans in the room"
Well, I need to look into moving out I guess.
She texted me just now:
"I don't need a heater. It's fall already also and it's cold outside so u can open ur window. With my sinusitis and asthma i don't need more issues. that is y they put fans in the room"
Well, I need to look into moving out I guess.
She texted me just now:
"I don't need a heater. It's fall already also and it's cold outside so u can open ur window. With my sinusitis and asthma i don't need more issues. that is y they put fans in the room"
Well, I need to look into moving out I guess.
This is just stupid, letting cold air into a heated room radically drops air humidity which is just bad with asthma.She texted me just now:
"I don't need a heater. It's fall already also and it's cold outside so u can open ur window. With my sinusitis and asthma i don't need more issues. that is y they put fans in the room"
Well, I need to look into moving out I guess.
She texted me just now:
"I don't need a heater. It's fall already also and it's cold outside so u can open ur window. With my sinusitis and asthma i don't need more issues. that is y they put fans in the room"
Well, I need to look into moving out I guess.
She texted me just now:
"I don't need a heater. It's fall already also and it's cold outside so u can open ur window. With my sinusitis and asthma i don't need more issues. that is y they put fans in the room"
Well, I need to look into moving out I guess.
True, but she'll probably just pull the asthma card again.
I'm going to call the manager up tomorrow and see about moving one of us (preferably her) out of here.
She won't talk to me about it anymore, so I just went ahead and turned the thermostat back down. To be honest, if she turns it back up, I can and will gladly keep going back and forth on this all night. I have a paper to write and a test this week; I need to do some studying anyway.
I turned it back down to 76, earlier. Hopefully it cools down soon. I feel dry. :/well, you can't study in that kind of heat!
maybe she's detoxing off drugs? i saw it in movie once.
Do you drink a lot of water? I was told by my doctor when I was younger that drinking water can help keep asthma in check, although depending on how bad yours is it might not help. In my case at least, it certainly did lower the frequency that I wheezed.I turned it back down to 76, earlier. Hopefully it cools down soon. I feel dry. :/
Good news Girl-GAF! Caffeine consumption can ward off depression in women:
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/26/coffee-drinking-linked-to-less-depression-in-women/
Good news Girl-GAF! Caffeine consumption can ward off depression in women:
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/26/coffee-drinking-linked-to-less-depression-in-women/
d'awwww, thanks <3
Thankfully, that is basically the only drawback. Not bad for an addiction with benefits, if you ask me.
Well, that and spilling coffee all over your clothing, but that's only really a hazard if you're a big klutz like I am.
Nice beard. You're actually quite handsome fox, stop dressing like a bum. But Yeah was gonna say those glasses aren't big.
This shit.
http://abeautifulmess.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8358081ff69e201156f86ceda970c-320wi
Just no.
Haha, Nintendoll wins the gold medal at the quickest to friend zone competition.
I thought I gave up trying to understand you people years ago.
I tried again this weekend, bad mistake.
Also why did I look up that Terry picture. I feel super creepy.
Pfft, it's the internet bro. I do creepy shit like that all the time, that's just how this works. Right?
I will make you a dinner with steak, Argentinan wine, mashed potatoes and another vegetable side of your choice. I will also give you a free t-shirt. I'll pm you my address so we can start our new life together.
Same here. I normally just get hot chocolate whenever I go out to coffee places.Wish I liked coffee. :S It smells nice, but I just hate the taste. Then again, I've only had it one way.
I will make you a dinner with steak, Argentinan wine, mashed potatoes and another vegetable side of your choice. I will also give you a free t-shirt. I'll pm you my address so we can start our new life together.
STEPHEN H. WINWOOD IS A FRAUD
DO NOT TRUST HIM
I will make you a dinner with steak, Argentinan wine, mashed potatoes and another vegetable side of your choice. I will also give you a free t-shirt. I'll pm you my address so we can start our new life together.
I like my steak rare (tenderloin or new york pls), potatoes buttery, and single malt scotch with water instead of wine. Let's do this.
Wish I liked coffee. :S It smells nice, but I just hate the taste. Then again, I've only had it one way.