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Sophia1998Contributor
Hi, everyone I am looking for some advice on what I should do to stop my female housemate from posting rude things about my mum on social media. She is also being very manipulative to my mum. I no longer want to be in the same room as her let alone the same house as her. She also said to my mum that having 2 weeks notice to leave the house is illegal when it isn’t illegal. I have no clue what to do.
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tymeModerator
Hey @Sophia1998 ,
Sorry to hear this is happening. Is your mum able to speak to this housemate?
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Sophia1998Contributor
My mum has talked to the female housemate but the female house mate just seems to not care at bloody all. Like seriously
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MDTSenior Contributor
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Sophia1998Contributor
What do you mean by that? As I am super confused
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tymeModerator
So is it your mum's house? Or the house mate's house? Or neither? @Sophia1998 Does anyone have authority? It doesn't seem healthy for this to be happening under the one roof.
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Sophia1998Contributor
It is my mums house
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