The Venting Thread
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I've considered that, but at this point I'm trying to make it last. A new computer is around $250-$300 and I'm trying to save up for a car since it's also dying...not to mention I need a weighted blanket ASAP and that's $200-$400. I don't have the money now. Yeah, it's on its way out, but if I can keep it cool and operational just a little longer it will be much better timing.
My sister and I had agreed a while ago that there would be no smoking in the house. She has since stopped taking whatever medication she was on and has started smoking regularly again. Sooo now she smokes in the house. She doesn't see it as being inside, because she does step out onto the deck. Except she lights the cigarette in the kitchen and takes her time actually getting out the door. And she leaves the screen open, so the smoke just ends up blowing right back into the house anyway. It's driving me f***ing crazy. Talking to her about it hasn't done a thing to help.
She also smokes in her bedroom. Sure, it's her room, but the smell doesn't just stay in her room. I've called her out on it too many times to even count. She keeps saying that she's not going to smoke in there, but never stops.
She also smokes in her bedroom. Sure, it's her room, but the smell doesn't just stay in her room. I've called her out on it too many times to even count. She keeps saying that she's not going to smoke in there, but never stops.
Katem, whose house is it? If you're renting, your landlord probably has policies about it. At the very minimum, they must have a cleaning stipulation--and the cost to get smoke out of carpets and walls isn't cheap (if it's even possible).
If you own, whose name is on the mortgage?
That would be a huge deal breaker for me...and I'd be looking to move out (or kick her out) and find a non-smoking roommate.
If you own, whose name is on the mortgage?
That would be a huge deal breaker for me...and I'd be looking to move out (or kick her out) and find a non-smoking roommate.
