Today, I moved into a new house. The landlord insists it's OK for her to come up whenever she wants because she owns the house. We aren't allowed to lock the doors and she has two 8-year-olds. They come into the bathroom every time they hear the shower running. We have a clear shower curtain. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Today, I woke up to my step-mother taking a shower in my bathroom. Of course, this would be fine, if my bathroom wasn't connected to my room and closet, or that I live in an apartment in their back yard, built before she moved in. FML
Today, I found out that I bought a house next door to crazy people. She asked me if I would mind not showering when her husband is at home, because he can hear me and knowing I’m naked on the other side of the wall turns him on, which is a nuisance for her. He’s unemployed. He’s always at home, the creep. FML
Today, my girlfriend and I decided to sneak into the shower at her house while her parents went out to eat and a movie. Half way through our shower we heard a knocking at the door, it was her mom. We had left all of our clothes downstairs. Safe to say I won't be allowed there any more. FML
Today, I finally found a place to stay after being kicked out by my parents. The psycho owner waited till now to tell me that my bathroom door will remain locked at all times, and that whenever I want to go in there, I have to ask him to unlock it, then do my business while he waits outside. FML
Today, I learned it's not safe to take a bath if my aunt is staying over, because apparently she was never taught the "Knock before you enter" rule if the bathroom door is closed. FML
Today, sick of the unfiltered noise we hear from our neighbours in our upstairs apartment, as we're above their fence line, we signed the lease on an apartment downstairs. While I was downstairs, my partner clomped upstairs, opened the bathroom door, and took a piss. I heard EVERYTHING. FML
Today, I realized that my 14 year-old runs my home. She has her own room, while her 11 year-old sister and I (her mother) share a room. I literally have to get her permission to go anywhere as well. FML
Today, I moved into my new apartment. My neighbor is apparently crazy and thinks I'm trying to 'steal' her husband. She watches me and is super paranoid. I have a two year lease. FML
Today, after taking a shower, I realised that my landlord was peeking in the whole time through broken ventilator. Once he tried to get into my room, using his keys. I couldn't tell the landlord's wife, as I didn't have any proof so I left the house, even though my rent was long due. FML
Today, while I was sitting on the toilet, my toddler swung the door open. We just bought the house, and we have no curtains. Our new neighbor, who I haven't met, was mowing her yard. I stood half-naked to close the door, and our eyes met. I froze. She waved. FML
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twilight_lupus 13
No. No it's not okay. If I'm not mistaken that's illegal for her to do.
luckyd880 12
Put a chair in front of the door. That will keep them out. It's not a lock...
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alpacaman 5
Get an apartment
shrdlu 28
This makes me grateful that I live in an apartment owned by a conglomerate. Everything strictly legal.
mrsscott 6
Totally illegal!
MissShadows 0
It may not be that easy for the OP to complain if s/he is in share accommodation or just renting a room. Regardless of that, you deserve your privacy OP, you should not be bullied into these conditions nor should you have to put up with the children. Every person has the right to privacy.
punkgurl1987 6
It's illegal you pay rent you have rights if she tries to through you sue her
TrentF13 12
Preeeeetty sure it's completely illegal for them to do that.
MidNiteT0kr 0
Start walking around naked.
Jetmech1981 1
As a landlord myself, I can tell you that what your landlord is doing is illegal. Even if it's in your contract, it's a null clause, due to the fact that it's not legal. The simplest solution would be to change your locks and ignore the stipulation that you can't lock your doors. If the landlord breaks in, you have them on 1st degree B&E if you're home, 2nd degree if you're not. Also, unless they have REASONABLE CAUSE, they cannot enter the premises without your permission. The solution I would personally go for, though, is to press charges for breaking and entering, as well as sexual misconduct for entering your bathroom while you're showering. I would also file a civil suit for mental and emotional anguish.
sillylilly1987 0
hell no u better do something about it! the landlord doesn't have a rite lock the ******* doors lol
Chewiebhz 15
Wtf do you mean you can't lock the doors? Just lock them, stop being a bitch and tell her to go **** herself.