I'm just ranting because I refuse to do this to their faces. My whole issue, is the three of them constantly ranting, very loudly, to each other's faces. At three in the morning, about how horrible each other are.

We were all buddies once upon a time, back in high school.

I woke up this morning and found out there is no coffee, because one of them decided to throw out the other's coffee, as some ridiculous sort of revenge. And now I'm angry and caffeine-free.

GRAAAAHHHH. *shakes fists like a mini Godzilla*

I need a hug.

If you have a bunch of people who like, admire and respect each other there is no faster way to put an end to such behavior than to make them roommates.

I know. I've been aware best friends make horrible roommates since I first started thinking about moving out when I was 16.

Thing is, I had to move out. Living at home got to the point I just couldn't take it anymore, and my friends' place was the only opportunity I had at the time. There were no suitable places looking for tenants at the time, other than outrageously expensive high-rise luxury apartments which I would jump on for sure if I had the money... :3

This place is the only place I have right now, I spend half the week with my girlfriend, but the nights I'm here, it's effing annoying. I'm remaining outside of their arguments for noe, and so far they've had very very few issues with me. But it's only a matter of time before they come after me and I stop holding my tongue

All I can say is YIKES.
Not exactly helpful, but I hope you found that hug you need!

My experience of sharing is that each person absoluetly needs their own space.

Quote from: spacial on January 25, 2011, 03:39:28 PM
My experience of sharing is that each person absoluetly needs their own space.

You'd be amused to learn I share a bedroom with one of them.
Needless to say, I've become quite familiar with the couch.

Quote from: tekla on January 25, 2011, 11:13:34 AM
If you have a bunch of people who like, admire and respect each other there is no faster way to put an end to such behavior than to make them roommates.

Truth. Every year of college, we'd get a group of friends to share a college-owned apartment. And every time, we'd end the year not liking each other as much as we did. Lesson: if you want to stay good friends, don't become roommates.

I do have to say, nothing beats having your OWN apartment!

My suggestion?  Duct tape their mouths shut 
Is it anything specific that's bothering them, or are they all pissed at each other for random small stuff?

Lee, I'd love nothing more than to sit here and type up a huge rant. But I really don't feel like raising my blood pressure any higher right now.

It's a bunch of random small things that pile into one big problem. And that problem would be, we live together. Lol.

I honestly just want to be friends with everyone, the two girls living here hate the gay guy, who's one of my good friends. The two girls themselves are good friends of mine. But if I just chill and hang out with my buddy they think I'm picking sides against them i this little feud of theirs.

Seriously, I just wanna hang out with my friends and let their issues stay their issues :/