Telling a potential new roommate I'm transitioning

[ath]

Whew! I happy for you! But listen, ath... you didn't confess to her your even darker secret... your a... OMG... bass player

How did you know!?!?!?!?! I guess she will have to find out the hard way. Hahaha

[EllieM]

It takes one to know one

[ath]

always wanted a lofted warehouse

Yeah same. I like the freedom and cheapness of living in your music studio lol. Plus you can be as loud as you want, make all kinds of modifications, etc. And it's a really cool, bohemian place to live. I could most likely build a little one lane firing range in one, too, legally, since its commercial area.

[alabamagirl]

She Mighta known. Sadly one of my friends told like 90% of her friends when she introduced me behind my back, Her logic was  "just incase they clocked you so they didnt freak out. I wanted to be sure they knew ahead of time"           I hope she didnt out you to your new roomie before you got the chance too. Either way im happy your rent situation is fixed.

I'd have a serious talk with that girl. No way they would have clocked you, IMO. You're beautiful.

[Missadventure]

Yeah same. I like the freedom and cheapness of living in your music studio lol. Plus you can be as loud as you want, make all kinds of modifications, etc. And it's a really cool, bohemian place to live. I could most likely build a little one lane firing range in one, too, legally, since its commercial area.

I lived in a lofted warehouse for three years. Spring and fall were awesome. Summer it was unbearably hot inside, and winter it was utterly freezing. And the cost of climate control in a warehouse space is insane. But, all that aside, I do miss it. I had a whole mess of hens up inside my loft, because I had the space, and because they weren't a code violation, and because fresh eggs are awesome.

[ath]

I lived in a lofted warehouse for three years. Spring and fall were awesome. Summer it was unbearably hot inside, and winter it was utterly freezing. And the cost of climate control in a warehouse space is insane. But, all that aside, I do miss it. I had a whole mess of hens up inside my loft, because I had the space, and because they weren't a code violation, and because fresh eggs are awesome.

I live in Alaska, but many of the offerings I've seen offered free heating, electric, water, etc. Either way, it can totally be expensive for heating, just depends on how well built and how well insulated the place is. Plus summers aren't too hot, 70's is "hot" for us, lol.

[Missadventure]

I live in Alaska, but many of the offerings I've seen offered free heating, electric, water, etc. Either way, it can totally be expensive for heating, just depends on how well built and how well insulated the place is. Plus summers aren't too hot, 70's is "hot" for us, lol.

My warehouse living experience was in northern california... So, moderate temperate climate, right? But the building design sucked. If it was 50 degrees outside, somehow it was 40 inside. And if it was 90 outside, somehow it was 110+ inside.