Living situations can be tricky. I agree with you that, when you live alone (it's happened to me a couple of times during Spring/Summer terms, when roommates were sparse or all on vacation), you can get lonely. But having roommates can be annoying as well. Mine are always noisy when they are home. And they are all three really good friends, so they pretty much ignore me. I haven't been feeling well, so perhaps I come off as grumpy, but I try to be nice to them. Oh well. Not everyone can be your friend, I guess.
But they are so messy, too! We had cleaning checks yesterday, which are severe in BYU housing. We all spent at least four hours each doing our cleaning assignments. After, though, I felt so good. Especially about the kitchen--it was finally clean (they always leave messes in there). I was excited about it, and assumed that they would want the place to stay clean for awhile.
Then I went to hang out with MsFish. I knew they were having a bunch of people over, and I didn't want to intrude. When I got home, though, the kitchen and living room were a complete mess. Dirty pots and pans everywhere, cutting boards covered with pineapple rinds and
raw chicken. Yes, that's right, RAW CHICKEN. Then I saw the packages that the chicken was in strewn all over the place. I mean, they didn't even bother to properly dispose of that, and it is potentially spreading salmonella all over my kitchen!
I wanted to yell, "Are you trying to KILL me?" Maybe they don't care, but I tend to be sensitive to viruses and infections and things. However, I didn't say anything. I'll probably have to end up cleaning it up and desanitizing the kitchen for human use, since they went to their mommies homes for dinner and left everything in a horrible mess. And it was all clean, just YESTERDAY!!!
Wow. I'm really ranting now. It feels good to get it out. I probably need to discuss it with them, though, rather than just letting it build up inside.
I think I'll go eat some ice cream. And anti-bacterialate the kitchen.