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Let's crack on with today's first story. Much love guys., today's first story comes from Where's My Room,

who says, I've, female 25, returned from a month-long trip, and my roommate, female 22,

has moved all her things into my room and has been living there, with no intention of switching

back. Hi there, I'm writing this on a throwaway because to be honest,

I never thought I'd need to post here, but what can you do? So I've moved into this flat about

eight months ago. I met Lana online on a roommate website and we clicked well. She's a bit younger

but seemed mature. We quickly agreed to be roommates. Both of us were under

time constraints to find a place to live, but I've got on really well so far. Up until this,

our flat is a two bedroom and to be frank, my room is clearly the better one. It's bigger

and has built- in wardrobes.

When looking for the flat, I found a place first on my own and put down a deposit to

take it off the market while I found another roommate.

The flat was perfect, cheap rent and my aunt manages the property, so I was keen to snap

it up before anyone else did.

The area it's in is popular so I wasn't really worried

about not finding someone to room with. Because of the above and that I was first there,

I took the bigger room naturally. When showing potential roommates including Larner Round,

I was sure to show the smaller room and say, this would be your room. We moved in eight months

ago and it's been happy families. Never heard Lana complain about her room. Because I have about

six times the wardrobe space that she does, I told her she's welcome to store her off-season

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