My entitled landlord allows my roommate to use my room without my permission,

so I got his business shut down and the roommate kicked out.

Here's what happened.

I am an Indian immigrant in Canada.

I stayed in this house with seven to eight other fellow Indian women.

Right off the bat, I was subjected to the hostility from four women.

These women were from the ages of 19 to 25, but they acted like teenagers.

They wanted everyone in the house to worship them, praise them,

and that we should all bend over backwards just for them.

And if someone doesn't do things their way, well, get ready to feel their wrath.

That's what happened to me in a few other tenants at this house.

I noticed that these bratty Karen women deliberately were avoiding a few of the tenants

in their conversations, talking badly about them behind their backs.

While also criticizing other tenants' chores around the house,

while not doing a good job with their own chores themselves,

after a snow day, we all took turns shoveling the snow from the front porch and driveway.

These entitled women chose the easiest part of the snow to shovel away,

leaving the part with a black ice for the rest of us to deal with.

Since most of us didn't have a clue about snow shoveling,

we did it slowly and intentionally, but with great difficulty.

In contrast, these mean women just stood by on the porch and scoffed at us

as we would crack at the ice from the driveway.

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