FML : Today, I had a meeting with a potential roommate to rent a 2/2 space and it was going well. We laughed, joked, and seemed to get along and want the same...

Today, I had a meeting with a potential roommate to rent a 2/2 space and it was going well. We laughed, joked, and seemed to get along and want the same things. At the end of the conversation, however, he said he needed to "pray" about his decision to room with an atheist. This probably won't work out. FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By AtheistLookingforRoomie - / Thursday 12 January 2017 22:00 /

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By SlugsOnDrugs | 13

#7387493 - Thursday 12 January 2017 22:14

Assuming he was polite about it, I assume you'd be the difficult roommate, seeing as you don't respect his beliefs.

By TomNap | 5

#7387489 - Thursday 12 January 2017 22:11

Why not? So the dude needs to pray. If he comes back and tells you his god refuses to let him live with infidel scum then yeah, that's probably not gonna work. But otherwise I don't see much harm.

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By Jatok | 17

#7387488 - Thursday 12 January 2017 22:09

That shouldn't effect your living situation that much (given he agrees to let you live there). Not like you need permission to eat or something.

By TomNap | 5

#7387489 - Thursday 12 January 2017 22:11

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By RichardPencil | 27

#7387490 - Thursday 12 January 2017 22:12

And he'll probably pay rent with notes that say "In God We Trust." Pushy bastard!

themajesticfox | 0

#7388852 - Sunday 15 January 2017 4:57

dude unless you haven't realised, Muslims aren't as bad as everyone thinks, they're actually just like you(except they know what manners are), and this is coming from someone who lives and works with them. Don't stereotype a culture you don't even know a lot about.

By jenjen53 | 7

#7387492 - Thursday 12 January 2017 22:13

If he decides that it's ok to room with you, maybe you could ask him not to try to convert you. If he agrees, then why not?

By SlugsOnDrugs | 13

#7387493 - Thursday 12 January 2017 22:14

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By hunt3009 | 16

#7387503 - Thursday 12 January 2017 22:28

So what? Unless he tries to push his religion on you, then I don't see much of a problem with that.

By Mongo999 | 7

#7387519 - Thursday 12 January 2017 22:55

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By luisedgarzon | 0

#7387548 - Thursday 12 January 2017 23:23

Maybe he just wanted you to get on your knees.
That might be even worse than a religious fanatic.

jimmyironic | 9

#7388274 - Saturday 14 January 2017 11:15

homophobes like you are even worse.

By Alup132 | 22

#7387567 - Thursday 12 January 2017 23:54

Most people aren't like that.

By UltimateBob | 11

#7387572 - Friday 13 January 2017 0:05

If anything that's a good sign, he's less likely to steal if he's extremely religious (I'd assume)

sweetpotato301 | 7

#7387788 - Friday 13 January 2017 11:54

Actually, extremely religious people are capable of doing very immoral things, just like anyone else. In fact, they sometimes do awful things in the name of that religion.