How to ditch my roommate....?

[lollybo]

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I wish I could be friends with the roomate myself. She sounds like a nice girl. I can sympathize with her, much more than I can sympathize with the OP.

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<p>You’re awesome. Marry me?</p>

[dramakitty92428]

<p>Glad you guys agree! :)</p>

[momma-three]

<p>I wonder how the OP handled the situation?</p>

[Esamisa]

<p>Well I guess it’s understandable that she doesn’t like her roommate <em>shrugs</em> we can’t make her like her roomie. I don’t know, I figure people figure it out sooner or later ROFL.</p>

[MidwestMom2Kids_1]

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@setphasertostun

LOL. my roommate is an international student so she is def not going home for thanksgiving. if my roommate asked to come home with me on thanksgiving i would have to come up with some elaborate lie as to why she cant come since one of my other friends IS coming home with me.</p>

<p>my mom already told me that she CANNOT come.</p>

<p>she is so bad even my mom doesn’t like her and she met her once for like five seconds.

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<p>Does anyone know what city these two girls are in?</p>

[dramakitty92428]

<p>It’s not necessarily horrible of her to not like her roomie, but to pretend that she does, give her mixed signals, and talk smack behind her back just because the roomie wants to be friends?</p>

[Esamisa]

<p>^she posted in UT Austin forums so probably Austin. LOL
Seriously, it’s ok you don’t like her, just let her know you don’t like her I guess instead of stringing her along/being fake nice</p>

[theviolinist]

<p>I agree that it’s ok you don’t like her, but you shouldn’t be an a–hole to her either - why not try introducing her to some acquaintances who you think might be her type? Just don’t be too obvious about it.</p>