Anonymous #1 2w

i know making me feel like i’m crazy. i wasn’t even mean to her when i could have and honestly should have been. her room also reeks of cat piss and shit

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Anonymous #3 2w

i’m white, trust there’s reason

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Anonymous #6 2w

Uhhh shushhh

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Anonymous #5 2w

Too many people comfortable being racist these days yet also simultaneously crying about being victimized themselves 🙄

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Anonymous #5 2w

To clarify I don’t find their comment to be that big of a deal but I’m just drawing attention to the double standard

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Anonymous #6 2w

If you’re downvoting I must have struck a cord with your victim complex

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Anonymous #7 2w

she’s been like this for two years, it’s just gotten bad recently and she’s finally graduating so i wanted to speak up about my experiences, which i know i should have addressed sooner

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Anonymous #6 2w

In cases like this when someone says “I hate white people” in context. It comes from a place where white people have the privilege and entitlement to do soemthing like this. The same cannot be said about black people, which is why it would be taken worse, because most black people DO NOT have the privilege to act like this roommate right here, so said comment would be more offensive, because it’d be coming from a different place.

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Anonymous #8 2w

Thank you. From a white person who comes from a family who doesn’t enable every decision I make and void me from all accountability, I can recognize that majority of white people I know do have families like that. Trying to sit down and have a conversation should never escalate to this, and her managing to take the victim stance when she is anything but is wild

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Anonymous #9 2w

i can’t be racist if i’m white myself, it has everything to do with her being white ❤️

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Anonymous OP 2w

A few good reasons?

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Anonymous #10 2w

Her parents are well off and enable her by paying her way out of a conflict instead of sitting down and just talking it out. She has a victim complex and thinks everyone is out to get her, which ties in with her white privilege and the tendency of white people to think the world is against them when it reality, it’s them. The “culture” behind the fact that she can’t clean and is dirty and lives in filth is also something i’ve seen more common in white familes. Using her mental health issues as

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Anonymous OP 2w

Her skin color doesn’t make her act a certain way. It’s her family life. Instead of saying it’s because of her skin color, say it’s because her parents enable her.

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Anonymous #10 2w

an excuse to why she is the way she is, instead of trying to improve her behavior and actually get help, is also a white thing. I also have mental health issues, and so in no way am I saying that mental health isn’t to be taken seriously, but it shouldn’t be used as a scapegoat. I have also surrounded myself with people from different cultures and backgrounds, and have seen that these traits are most prominent in white peoples

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Anonymous #9 2w

You are seriously reading too much into this and proving my point on why white people think they are the victim in every situation.

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Anonymous OP 2w

Dude no- this isn’t a white thing it’s a person thing. 😭 No matter if the egg is brown or white, it’ll still be rotten inside if it’s a bad egg

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Anonymous #10 2w

If you said she was constantly stating how shes white and how that makes her a victim I can slightly see your point, but still not because it is her mental instability that is causing this not her skin tone

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Anonymous #8 2w

None of them have advantage to act like this depending on their skin tone, we are going to hate these roommates with a burning passion no matter what 😭😭

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Anonymous #10 2w

Okay yes that’s true. I’m just coming from a place where most white people i’ve known have acted this way and are insufferable in the sense that something is always an issue with them. The POC i know are nice and welcoming. I’m sorry for generalizing and I wasn’t literally meaning that her white skin is what makes her behave this way, but more the environment that upper class, white, straight women are raised in

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Anonymous OP 2w

Who said I was white? I am not.

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Anonymous OP 2w

Does this mean you’re a mega bitch too? (I mean I do see it) you two must be having bitch fits constantly

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Anonymous #10 2w

oh wow someone’s angry. you probably have a dirty ass roach infested room too 😭

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Anonymous OP 2w

You said white people fit into the stereotype so I’m just pointing out the obvious

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Anonymous #10 2w

yes and i still stand by that, as someone who is white and has been around white people my whole life. and i’m not a dirty ass bitch so 🥺✌️

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Anonymous OP 2w

Aweeee do you want a widdle medal for being a self proclaimed “clean” lunatic?

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Anonymous #10 2w

It is a hard achievement to balance mental health and personal upkeep 🥺

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Anonymous #10 2w

yeah saying i’m a clean lunatic automatically shows that you are messy as fuck. go do your dishes the smell is oozing out 🤮

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Anonymous OP 2w

Babes be fr- why would I be on roommate rants if I was the roommate who let the garbage pile up and doesn’t even know how to run a dishwasher

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Anonymous #10 2w

and same here. my initial complaints were valid and you chose to single out one thing i said because you wanted to throw a “bitch fit”

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Anonymous OP 2w

Sorry I’ll say bf next time

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Anonymous OP 2w

This is facts, some bitches be abusing the excuse of “mental health” to be dirty, if you live with people I’m sorry but get your shit together and clean maybe all that nastiness is what keeps them depressed!

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Anonymous #12 2w

i mean can you blame me 🤷‍♀️

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Anonymous OP 2w

Don’t even argue with them it definitely matters and they’re stuck on race bc they can fathom that this person is so dirty and feel like it is directed towards them😂😂😂

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Anonymous #8 2w

Exactly even a black person said that it wouldn’t matter you can’t be racist to a race that was constantly oppressed and singled out bc tif their race. Argue with the internet. If anything the comment would be rude/ judgmental not racist. Let’s open our books

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Anonymous OP 2w

a poor mental state can last years. trust me. when i say “right now” it could mean her whole college experience so far, unfortunately. at least that’s how it is for me. although my poor mental health doesn’t affect my roommates. it’s probably for the best that she was moved elsewhere, for the both of you.

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