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    1. Asked: October 27, 2020In: Communication

      My roommate keeps bringing lots of people into the flat; smoking, drinking and doing all sorts. I am not cool with this. How can I handle this?

      Obelia
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      Added an answer on October 27, 2020 at 9:29 pm

      I’ve had this same experience, it was so terrible. I talked to her a lot of times, she’d stop for a while, then after few weeks, bring them back. I couldn’t study in at home. It got to a point I was always leaving the flat anytime it gets crowded. The day I stopped taking it from her was a night I wRead more

      I’ve had this same experience, it was so terrible. I talked to her a lot of times, she’d stop for a while, then after few weeks, bring them back. I couldn’t study in at home. It got to a point I was always leaving the flat anytime it gets crowded. The day I stopped taking it from her was a night I was in my room, woh the music blaring from the speakers, then I heard my door opened forcefully. I was so scared, until I realized it was one of party guests. He was looking for the bathroom, then found himself in my room. It meant I wasn’t even safe in my own flat, a flat I co-owned. It was the following day I moved out of the flat. God some raise from my parents and I got me a new flat all to myself. Nothing beats living alone, you have the whole flat to yourself.

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    2. Asked: October 27, 2020In: Communication

      How do I deal with the “I killed my dad” feeling? I mean technically, I did.

      Obelia
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      Added an answer on October 27, 2020 at 9:29 pm

      I don’t know how you feel but I know it must be really hurtful, and I’m so sorry about that. I believe the only way you could be happy with yourself is to fulfill your dad’s aim of making you a better person. Stop all those troubles, become a better you. Know that it wasn’t your fault the accident hRead more

      I don’t know how you feel but I know it must be really hurtful, and I’m so sorry about that. I believe the only way you could be happy with yourself is to fulfill your dad’s aim of making you a better person. Stop all those troubles, become a better you. Know that it wasn’t your fault the accident happened and if you could turn the hand of time, you would’ve behaved better when he was alive. Forgive yourself. You cannot be happy with yourself unless you forgive yourself and it has to come from within. Then, take the bold step to becoming a better you. For your dad.

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