<p>LAWD Drew00</p>
<p>I am soo glad your roommate just swapped rooms and that this whole thing did not turn into a “Law and Order” eppy or something.</p>
<p>Drew, I don’t get why you are so ****ed. If I were in your position I’d be thrilled…a single is much better than having a roomate.</p>
<p>“Drew, I don’t get why you are so ****ed. If I were in your position I’d be thrilled…a single is much better than having a roomate”</p>
<p>I’m not angry at the situation, I’m angry at my, now ex, roomate. The way he handled the situation was very immature. He never told me he was switching rooms, he just slowly started to move his stuff out. He also would only move his stuff when I wasn’t in the room. I found it to be pretty rude.</p>
<p>"Quote:
In this case, you should immediately report this fact to your RA. The RAs are trained to follow up with something like this. If for some reason you don’t have an RA, I’m sure there is a Housing Director or other individuals in charge who can help. Think of it this way…if something had happened to you, wouldn’t you want YOUR roommate to report it?</p>
<p>Probably, everything is fine. Your roommate may have decided to spend his/her days and nights elsewhere. However, just in case everything is NOT fine, you will know you did the right thing. And you deserve the right not to worry if something has happened you should know about. (ie, roommate was hospitalized, or something more).</p>
<p>Please keep us posted on what happens. </p>
<p>Well, here is the easy way to get your roommate to not like you."</p>
<p>hahaha</p>
<p>"Assuming I hate my roomie again, I’m going to give my roomie a disclaimer this semester, just for you guys.</p>
<p>“Do not be worried if I am gone for an extended period of time. I’m either dead or having fun. Either way, it’s none of your business.”"</p>
<p>hahahahaha</p>